> Go to CompUSA or someplace like it and you > can buy a VGA/Mac plug adapter for a few > dollars. Some of them have switches on them > so that you can simulate the monitor configuration > information that Macs pick up from the cable > connector. No big deal. I use a Sony Trinitron > 17" PC monitor as my spare monitor when setting > up Macs of all varieties and it works fine. > > does it need to have the switches on it? I have a 19" flattube monitor (capable of 1600x1200 @ 75hz) and usually drive it at 1280x1024 @ 72hz and 32 bit color. Will the beige g3 with rage pro chipset do that in osx? or do I need to get one of those nifty radeon 7000 cards? Thanks for your help.
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