Suppose I have one LCD with one native res, and another LCD with another, smaller native res. I don't want to drop down the res on the first screen to match the second because I lose valuable desktop real-estate and the image becomes blurry, and I can't force the second screen to accept the same res as the first because it'll just complain about the res being too high.
Windows, of course, doesn't seem to accept extended desktops at all unless the screen res is the same on both monitors... BLEHHHHHH! I thought they would have fixed that by now. What's the point of having an "nview" trademark name on your multimonitor support if it doesn't even support different res's on different monitors?!
Having multiple screens with different reses has been supported in AmigaOS and X windows since the mid 80s, but here we are, some twenty years later, and microsoft still hasn't got it right. Whoda thunkit!
What's a person to do, huh?
Windows, of course, doesn't seem to accept extended desktops at all unless the screen res is the same on both monitors... BLEHHHHHH! I thought they would have fixed that by now. What's the point of having an "nview" trademark name on your multimonitor support if it doesn't even support different res's on different monitors?!
Having multiple screens with different reses has been supported in AmigaOS and X windows since the mid 80s, but here we are, some twenty years later, and microsoft still hasn't got it right. Whoda thunkit!
What's a person to do, huh?