Duplicate Screen Question

1.) How do I setup a dual screen mode so that they are mirrored? The same on both monitors?
I need a step by step process please and thank you. This is for study habits & documentation.. Thanks!
2.) Does it make a difference whether you have a splittler cable or dual VGI cables?
I need a step by step process please and thank you. This is for study habits & documentation.. Thanks!
2.) Does it make a difference whether you have a splittler cable or dual VGI cables?
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A dual head card would be the best way to go but if your machine does not currently support it then splitter cable would be the cheapest I guess.
Dale Scriven
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I see he didn't bother to reply to you attempt at help for the same post I assisted with on the A+ forum.
Oh well...one thing about your answer though. Windows XP does offer this natively, doesn't it? If you hook up a 2nd monitor via a cable splitter it will just mirror the display on the second monitor, doesn't matter what drivers or gpu you are using when you use a splitter I don't believe.
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I guess you could call that native to the hardware rather than native to xp, if you just used a cable splitter then you could say its native to linux/solaris/netware and windows too, its just a basic hardward trick thats all. Only problem with that was I have seen a marked loss of colour and quality of the signal cause its splitting the signal in half.
Dale Scriven
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XP only extends, natively. But an add on video card almost guarantees the ability to clone displays.