I have a compaq evo n1020v that I have hooked up an external monitor to. I can get the computer to duplicate the notebooks screen on the external monitor but is there a way to get the screen to be extended? I don't know the right word to use - otherwise I would google to find the answer. I want the notebook monitor and the external monitor to display different information.
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non - synchronized mode on evo n1020v with external monitor
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5/13/10 at 6:45am
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