Follow-up question. I've had partial success two times out of five
attempts. Right now, I have it hooked up to a windows multisync
monitor fine, but the internal screen is not displaying at all, just
the external.
Three of four projectors failed to recognize the video out. It was
embarassing and frustrating.
Please help me. I bought this thing to do presentations, and I
really want to use it!
Thanks,
Avi
At 2:23 PM -0500 10/10/99, James Sentman wrote:
>>Dumb question, but I have to ask. I'm running a 2400 with Mac OS
>>8.1 and can't find the video mirroring feature. I had terrible
>>trouble hooking it up to a projector, and want to avoid that in the
>>future. Where did they hide it?
>
>It only works if the monitor/projector you're connected to also
>supports the same 800x600 whatever Mhz that the internal display
>does. If not then you dont get that option. I used to see the
>mirroring option on my list, but now connected to my current monitor
>that doesn't support that resolution it no longer shows up in the
>list.
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