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Matthew Gillen wrote: > Sounds like it thinks you have one large display instead of two > independent ones. That seems to be what TwinView is intended to emulate. > Are you using nvidia's tool to set up twinview? Yes. > In their tool, "X Server Display Configuration", does it show two > monitors? Yes. > You can use that tool to set which is the primary... Yes, I've done that. > Are the monitors of the same resolution? No. > For reference, I have twinview enabled... Which version of GNOME? NVIDIA driver? Is your primary screen on the right or left? > Splash screens show up in the center of one screen (instead of split > across the middle of both like you describe). Most applications handle it correctly. I was expecting the less used ones to have issues, but I was surprised to see something as mainstream as OOo not handling it correctly. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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