dual monitor wall paper
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dual monitor wall paper
i found some, but i cant seem to use it. how can you get the wall paper to span across 2 monitors, instead of being crammed into one?
http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~fine/ima...ps/weather.gif
this is the picture i am trying to use, but it uses the picture on each monitor, making it look stupid. can windows spread the pic across 2 monitors?
http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~fine/ima...ps/weather.gif
this is the picture i am trying to use, but it uses the picture on each monitor, making it look stupid. can windows spread the pic across 2 monitors?
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NO NO NO NO.... it'* so simple it'* not funny.....
If you've got 2 monitors that are side by side...... running 1024x768 make an image that is 2048x768 and select "center".
(at least I think it'* "center"... try "tile" or "strech"... it'* one of them... I'm not @ home to try)
So for two monitors going 1280x1024 make an image 2560x1024....
it is that simple..... I run 3 monitors..... so my background image is 3840x1024
If you've got 2 monitors that are side by side...... running 1024x768 make an image that is 2048x768 and select "center".
(at least I think it'* "center"... try "tile" or "strech"... it'* one of them... I'm not @ home to try)
So for two monitors going 1280x1024 make an image 2560x1024....
it is that simple..... I run 3 monitors..... so my background image is 3840x1024
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Originally Posted by Merlin 91/97
NO NO NO NO.... it'* so simple it'* not funny.....
If you've got 2 monitors that are side by side...... running 1024x768 make an image that is 2048x768 and select "center".
(at least I think it'* "center"... try "tile" or "strech"... it'* one of them... I'm not @ home to try)
So for two monitors going 1280x1024 make an image 2560x1024....
it is that simple..... I run 3 monitors..... so my background image is 3840x1024
If you've got 2 monitors that are side by side...... running 1024x768 make an image that is 2048x768 and select "center".
(at least I think it'* "center"... try "tile" or "strech"... it'* one of them... I'm not @ home to try)
So for two monitors going 1280x1024 make an image 2560x1024....
it is that simple..... I run 3 monitors..... so my background image is 3840x1024
*goes and resizes it now*
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