The Mac IIs are built to handle multiple monitor. So, you shouldn't
have any problem.
Sherman
On Feb 11, 2005, at 9:02 PM, Mike Brown wrote:
I've got a few older Mac II's kicking about and thought of running
multiple
monitors on one of them just to see what it would be like. I've got a
couple
of Macintosh II video cards and a Macintosh II High Resolution card.
What
would be the pitfalls to be aware of to try this. I don't want to fry
any
parts of the system if these video cards are not compatible with each
other
in a multi-monitor set up. Thanks.
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