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Requesting a change/addition to Quickdesk
Any chance that in the next release of the drivers, Quickdesk could save the state of the 'dual head' options when you save a Desktop Scheme? I like to run 1280x1024 desktop, but Dual Head DVD Max doesn't seem to like it, and requires a drop to 1024. Switching schemes is easy, but I always have to go back in and change the state of the 'Dual Head' Radio button.
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Windows 2000Pro, ASUS A7Pro, Duron 750@950, 192MB Micron PC133, OEM Radeon DDR, 15gb Quantum Fireball+ LM, Fujitsu 5.25gb, Pioneer 32x slot load CDROM, SB Live! Value, LinkSys LNE100, Altec Lansing ACS45.2, Samsung Syncmaster 955DF, Sycom 300va UPS
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Windows 2000Pro, PIII700 on ASUS CUBX, 256mb Micron PC133, Vanilla G400/32 (PD5.14), Hauppage WinTV-DBX, LinkSys LNE100, 8.4gb Maxtor HD, 40gb 7200 Western Digital, Diamond Fireport 40 SCSI, Pioneer 32x SCSI Slot load CDROM, Pioneer 10x Slot load DVD, Yamaha 4416s burner, MX300, Panasonic Panasync S70
Feline Tech Support
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Jinx the Grey Thundercat, Mischa (Shilsner?)(still MIA)
...currently working on the world's first C64 based parallel computing project -
If I were you, I'd post this proposal in the Features Request forum on the Matrox site.
http://forum.matrox.com/cgi-bin/mgaf...=30&LastLogin=
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Oops! Didn't even know it existed...thanks Brian!
Games Box
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Windows 2000Pro, ASUS A7Pro, Duron 750@950, 192MB Micron PC133, OEM Radeon DDR, 15gb Quantum Fireball+ LM, Fujitsu 5.25gb, Pioneer 32x slot load CDROM, SB Live! Value, LinkSys LNE100, Altec Lansing ACS45.2, Samsung Syncmaster 955DF, Sycom 300va UPS
Video Box
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Windows 2000Pro, PIII700 on ASUS CUBX, 256mb Micron PC133, Vanilla G400/32 (PD5.14), Hauppage WinTV-DBX, LinkSys LNE100, 8.4gb Maxtor HD, 40gb 7200 Western Digital, Diamond Fireport 40 SCSI, Pioneer 32x SCSI Slot load CDROM, Pioneer 10x Slot load DVD, Yamaha 4416s burner, MX300, Panasonic Panasync S70
Feline Tech Support
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Jinx the Grey Thundercat, Mischa (Shilsner?)(still MIA)
...currently working on the world's first C64 based parallel computing projectComment
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