Multiple monitors
Does anybody know how to direct a particular screen to an individual monitor. The simulator (an OV-1 Mohawk cockpit) has three LCDs. A large screen with a Fresnel lens for the outside view, a smaller screen set into the instrument panel for the instruments and a separate screen on the co-pilot's side for the instructor which should display the normal cockpit view (outside and instruments). I want this setup to be the default so that it does not have to be setup every time you start FSX. Initially, I configured the nVidia graphics card to make the two pilot's side monitors into one large portrait format monitor. This works quite well, but does not permit the third monitor (on a separate graphics card) to display anything useful. No one (including nVidia) seems to know how to do this or if it can be done. I would be very appreciative if anyone can solve this problem.
Richard C. Grosser
Palm Springs Air Museum
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I'm quite certain that it cannot be locked for use the next time.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307873
This problem does not really relate to Windows XP settings- the issue is with Flight Simulator. Can I tell FSX to always display the instrument panel on monitor 2, for example?
richardgrosser wrote:
This problem does not really relate to Windows XP settings- the issue is with Flight Simulator. Can I tell FSX to always display the instrument panel on monitor 2, for example?
I doubt it.
I've never see the setting in FS9 or FSX that could do that.
It may be done with some of the hardware/software that you can buy for multiple monitors but then your talking real money and tech know how.
There are hardware forums that deal with that.
Try to save the flight with the set up I like and the next time it may came back
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