> >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... >
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