2 wallpapers on 2 monitors??

[Vacant]

i just got my samsung 204b today. its hooked up to my dell 9300 laptop and its running great.

just wondering if its possible to have a seperate wallpaper for each monitor?

[goldtoes]

this is also a topic that has been covered before, but here:

get Ultramon

[Vacant]

ok, done. thanks.

[goldtoes]

no problem

[beboppoker]

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this is also a topic that has been covered before, but here:

get Ultramon

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This seems like such a simple thing (2 wallpapers), is there a free program out there?

[ThunderEagle]

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this is also a topic that has been covered before, but here:

get Ultramon

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This seems like such a simple thing (2 wallpapers), is there a free program out there?

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If you turn on Active desktop you can add two pictures and then position them the way you want.

Not sure where you do this on XP as I'm on 2003 Server here at work and not sure if it is the same or not, but it is under the "Customize Desktop" button on the "Desktop" tab of the Display Properties dialog. Then choose the Web tab on that dialog, choose New, then point to your picture. Uncheck the "Lock desktop items" box until you get your pictures placed where you want them, then go back in and check it again.

[SamIAm]

FWIW, I don't have a "Web" tab in the "Customize Desktop..." dialogue. I'm on XP.

It's cool, though. I own UltraMon and hate Active Desktop. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
-Sam

[goldtoes]

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FWIW, I don't have a "Web" tab in the "Customize Desktop..." dialogue. I'm on XP.

It's cool, though. I own UltraMon and hate Active Desktop. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]
-Sam

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/agree I hate it too and if I had more than 1 monitor without Ultramon...I would kill myself

[beboppoker]

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this is also a topic that has been covered before, but here:

get Ultramon

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This seems like such a simple thing (2 wallpapers), is there a free program out there?

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If you turn on Active desktop you can add two pictures and then position them the way you want.

Not sure where you do this on XP as I'm on 2003 Server here at work and not sure if it is the same or not, but it is under the "Customize Desktop" button on the "Desktop" tab of the Display Properties dialog. Then choose the Web tab on that dialog, choose New, then point to your picture. Uncheck the "Lock desktop items" box until you get your pictures placed where you want them, then go back in and check it again.

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Thanks alot