On Jun 20, 2005, at 12:16 PM, Nancy Lawrence wrote:
Hi. I finally got my best friend to switch and she wants to buy an
iBook but she wants to be able to occasionally use it on an
external monitor.
Both Aaron and Brian are correct.
As shipped by Apple, the iBook only supports mirroring, that is,
showing the same thing on two monitors. This is Apple's position on
what is supported.
There is a hack you can do, however, shown here: <http://
www.rutemoeller.com/mp/ibook/supportlist_e.html> along with a link to
software to do it for you.
Since your friend isn't technically oriented, I'd certainly confirm
(via the forums on that web site) that her particular model is/is not
known to work with it.
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