From: ShaunOtter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Key question: Is your 17" TFT's (or any other monitor you may eventually want on your iBook) native screen resolution higher than your proposed iBook's? You can't drive an external monitor of any sort at a higher resolution than what the iBook is capable of displaying on its own screen, and it can only be a mirror of your Ibook's screen, if I remember correctly.
There is Screen Spanning Doctor v0.3.2 which solves this, but I am trying to get a bigger picture, so to speak...
Larry
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