It's generally accepted in the flight simulator community that trying to get two out-the-cockpit views on the same computer is a Bad Idea(tm).
It's recommended that if you _must_ run two displays on the same computer that you run something less intense on the secondary display. For instance, among MSFS users it's popular to run one of the Project Magenta (or even OpenGC), or FreeFD programs on the 2nd display. This gives you 1 full screen out the cockpit view and other screen that holds all your avionics. If you have two matched boards (typically nVidia chipset boards) even using one agp and one pci, you technically _can_ do this with many software packages. I've seen a game of Quake ][ going on a single machine with 5 displays running. It worked very well, but I would NOT call the results "typical". A much better choice would be to run multiple computer outside views. g. _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel