Is there any way to completely shut off the Lombard display when using
an external monitor on OS X? I want to set it up where it only drives
my desktop monitor (CTX 17", 1280x1024). I've got it working, but to
get it at full resolution, I have to set it up to have the Lombard
screen off to the side and the desktop with the menu bar and dock. I've
tried mirroring the displays, but when I set it to 1280x1024, there's a
large black box surrounding the view on the monitor, and the laptop is
showing fine.
Any ideas?
Caleb
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