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bruceatk · 01-31-04, 08:30 AM

The dual display of the 9600 is just for the built in outputs. I use dual display. Most of the Radeon cards you need the pro version to use two monitors. The other ones only support a monitor and a TV. My card has a VGA and DVI connectory. You can get a DVI to VGA adapter and then hook up a regular VGA monitor. You can get 17" monitors for $100 or less now with all the rebates.

The Axim cannot be a dual display in the way the Radeon card means. You can use VNC as described above but that's the reverse of what were mentioning.

The function you describe I do most of them with my Logitech keyboard.

It should be relatively easy to write a program that displays the kind of information that you want on your Axim.

Bruce

01-31-04, 08:30 AM	#7 (permalink)
bruceatk Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Loudon, NH Posts: 75 Device: Motorola Q9c Carrier: Verizon Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The dual display of the 9600 is just for the built in outputs. I use dual display. Most of the Radeon cards you need the pro version to use two monitors. The other ones only support a monitor and a TV. My card has a VGA and DVI connectory. You can get a DVI to VGA adapter and then hook up a regular VGA monitor. You can get 17" monitors for $100 or less now with all the rebates. The Axim cannot be a dual display in the way the Radeon card means. You can use VNC as described above but that's the reverse of what were mentioning. The function you describe I do most of them with my Logitech keyboard. It should be relatively easy to write a program that displays the kind of information that you want on your Axim. Bruce Last edited by bruceatk; 01-31-04 at 08:33 AM.