When setting up 2 web pages side by side using windows 8 on this monitor it doesn't fill up the screen. Is there a setting to adjust for that?
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drag one screen by left clicking - and holding down on the edge of the web page above the tabs- to the top left of your screen (off the edge) and it will occupy the left half of the screen. drag the other web page to the right side in the same manner - both pages of each application occupy exactly 1/2 of the monitor screen.
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I typically adjust each by using the cursor on the side of the page and dragging it to fill up the space.
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were you able to get the three monitors all level to each other, or is the middle monitor slightly higher then the far right and far left monitors? I am having the same problem, they are not flush to each others height.
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I did not have to install anything additional. Once the softward Display Link was installed I can have different information open on each screen, select the information one screen and simply drag it across to the other one, or you can copy and paste between screens
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I am using a second monitor, a 1600 x 900, works great. But I checked the settings and that is the highest number available. Hope that helps
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I cannot answer the question. I am a lawyer / legal writer, and don't use any graphicky intensive software. I need the two wide monitors only because I often keep open atwo browsers, Adobe, Outlook and WordPerfect, as well as a window with two security cameras. Sorry.
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There are two bezels. An outer bezel, and an inner bezel. The inner bezel is on the same level as the screen so you can use it to swipe the edges. You are running full screen. Its just the second bezel gives the appearance of it not running full screen. Just in case you really arent running full screen though, try hooking up via DVI. DVI is the industry standard in high quality displays, and will allow your computer to send images to the monitor that are tailored perfectly to fit the monitor's display. HDMI tries to be universal instead of a tailored experience for the display.
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No this will show one thing on 2 separate displays. For example, if you pull up Facebook, it will be shown on both monitors. You need a separate port on the computer or a switching device to be able to do what you want. I, too, purchased this thinking it would "split" the display.
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The size of the monitor is really irrelevant. It is the resolution of the monitor and video card that will determine how much of the page is displayed. Be aware that this monitor DOES NOT have a VESA mount. You will need to either look for monitors without stands (HP makes several that we use regularly of document display) Samsung make some that include rotatable stand. In ether case as long as the monitor has a VESA mount (check the specification, if it isn't listed it doesn't have one) or a rotatable stand.
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Never had this problem. Look at your settings on the computer for display size. Sorry I can't help. Contact the manufacturer it must be sa simple fix.
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I don't know. The second monitor I added to my computer was an older Dell with a resolution of 1280 x 1024.
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dave lasalle, Several of our configurations, using Windows 7, are available here on Amazon. How many monitors are you wanting to run at once?
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Check and make sure that one of your monitors is not native 1024x768. This may dictate what shows up. also try loading drivers for the new monitor.
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Two separate screens - full resolution on both - as many different windows and applications as you like. You can drag windows from one screen to the other. I've had a Word doc, an Excel sheet, a pdf, and email up at once, two on each wide screen monitor.
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Hi,I'm not quite certain of the question your trying to ask. But, I am assuming your question is: What resolution your screen should be set on(?).... If this is the question you are trying to ask, please check your settings! You should click on, "Microsoft" Icon at the bottom of the screen, left side. There should be an option on the menu that allows you to set the screen resolution. I hope this was your question, and that I have answered your question. -Sincerely Shree
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I usually put two side by side, but there is still some scrolling that needs to be done, it shows most of the first page of a document though.
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A standard width monitor isn't going to easily support that feature. I'd you're going to use just one monitor, is check out the ultra wife monitors designed for that very thing.
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The monitor splutter is actually a second monitor. I'm assuming you are using windows 7. There are similar techniques for windows XP and windows 8. If you haven't already done so right click on a blank portion of your desktop and select "screen resolution". This should show 2 displays numbered 1 and 2; the laptop display (1) and the 29550 monitor splitter (2). You should also also ensure that under the drop down menu for "Multiple Displays" that "duplicate desktop on 1 and 2" is selected. Then click apply. That would be my best suggestion.