We access your servers from 3 points of the UK at the same time to prevent false alerts. Monitoring from 3 locations allows for the possibility that part of the internet is down and preventing us from accessing your servers. Only one monitor needs to be able to access your server to determine its status. This is better than some systems which rely on one server to monitor your server and then have another server try and access your server if the first detects a problem.

At this time, SLI is not compatible with multiple monitor configurations. This is mostly due to the additional amount of visual computing put on the GPUs by adding the second monitor into the equation, seeing as some single-monitor setups can even bring an SLI computer to its knees from time to time (depending on game or program visual settings and resolutions.

Repro can only record video from your primary monitor. Repro Analyzer functions perfectly on a multiple-monitor setup. Windows Media Player is embedded in Repro. Windows Media Player periodically attempts to update its "Certificate Revocation List" by contacting 131.107.103.243.

Videodelic can be used on systems with multiple monitors in order to display the performance on a second monitor. When Videodelic is in Overdrive (performance mode), the performance is displayed on the monitor that does not have the menubar. You can change which monitor has the menubar by using your system's Monitors control panel. IMPORTANT CONFIGURATION NOTE FOR MULTIPLE MONITORS: When using multiple monitors, you must make sure that both monitors have the same color depth (number of colors).

Set-up for multiple monitors using Windows 2000, XP Home, and XP Pro is an easy process. First install both monitors and graphics cards. Ensure that you can change color depth and resolution on each individual desktop. Choose a resolution and color bit depth you wish to use. Confirm that monitors are running properly. Lastly, install Pivot. A dual-head graphics card allows two monitors to be connected to a single graphics card. We have not tested many of these special-purpose cards.

Management of infants in the ICN (NICU) requires careful following of many details. Electronic monitors allow the ICN staff to see information such as heart rate and heart beat pattern, breathing rate, blood pressure, and blood oxygen level. Alarms will sound if any of these values are too high or too low. Monitors safeguard the infants, by letting the staff know when something may be wrong.

Yes, You can put two or now even three monitors on most of our systems. We also have flat panel (LCD) displays.

For Our CRT Composite Video Monitors: Up to two Composite video monitor Models can be daisy-chained together (we provide 20' cable and y-adapter with each system), due to the drive power limitations of most scan converters. To support up to six systems simultaneously, we can supply a Ridiculously Low Cost 1-in:3-out Distribution Amp (DA).

Currently the screensaver is not specifically designed to run on multiple monitors, however this is something we are planning to address in the future. Most likely you have encountered a problem caused by your video card. Please check your video card manufacturer's web site to make sure you have the latest drivers installed. The screensaver requires a fairly powerful video card to run since computing dynamic images required a lot of shader power and flexibility.

The multiple monitor function on Marine Aquarium only works with the screen saver mode not the application. You can change the multiple monitor settings by going to System Preferences/Desktop & Screen Savers (Screen Effects in OS10.2 Jaguar) and clicking on the OPTIONS button. There are always eight Fish slots in the Fish settings screen, however the eighth Fish only appears in widescreen mode (click HERE for more information on Marine Aqurium's widescreen mode).

The multiple monitor function on Goldfish Aquarium only works with the screen saver mode not the application. If you are not seeing displays on all monitors when Goldfish Aquarium is running as a screen saver, bring up the Goldfish Aquarium settings menu, click on the Settings tab, and check "Use multiple monitors" under Screen Effects.

Best check with the graphics card manufacturer. Make sure the graphics card is compliant to operate the way Microsoft wants it to, and note that currently AGP cards cannot drive the primary display. Windows 98 applications boot much faster than Windows 95 applications on other systems but mine seems slower. Faster systems (typically, they will be newer systems) have a noticeably faster application software boot time running Windows 98 than Windows 95.

Yes. If you connect several monitors to the one computer then you can still spread out. Newer versions of Windows supports multiple graphics adapters (which can be purchased at your local computer hardware shop fairly cheaply).

Yes! Each person can Logon using their email address and password. Your browser MUST support cookies to do this.

Marine Aquarium does have dual monitor support for the Macintosh. If the Aquarium is not displaying on all of your monitors, click HERE.

We have a special version of Marine Aquarium 2 that supports both widescreen and multiple monitors. Marine Aquarium 2 MD can be downloaded from the following link: If you have an old version 1 Keycode and would like the old widescreen version, click HERE to download it. The installation instructions for both versions is the same as Marine Aquarium 2 and can be found HERE

The latest version of the Windows 95/98/Me and Windows NT drivers have multiple monitor support built in, with integrated setup.

Sharks: Terrors of the Deep 2 supports widescreen AND multiple monitor displays. It will mirror the Tanks in each of the monitors you have, but will not stretch the Tank across your displays. For more information on the widescreen and multiple monitor features, see our entry on the program settings HERE

Goldfish Aquarium has multiple monitor support for Mac. If the Aquarium is not displaying on all of your monitors, click HERE. Goldfish Aquarium will automatically switch between regular and widescreen mode depending on the size ratio of the window or screen being used for display.

If your computer has multiple monitors attached, you may experience unexpected behavior when you attempt to place the Video Furnace viewer on a display other than the primary one. You may not even be able to move the window to a non-primary display. Microsoft has discontinued Windows-level support of multiple monitors, and driver-level support varies widely among video card manufacturers. Mac OSX does support multiple monitors, but the above warnings apply.

In Windows 98, Microsoft decided to disable OpenGL hardware acceleration when multiple monitors are enabled. In Windows NT 4.0, some drivers support multiple monitors when using identical (or nearly identical) cards. I don't believe multiple monitors and hardware accelerated OpenGL work with different types of cards. I don't know the story with Windows 2000, but it's likely to be similar to Windows NT 4.0.

Yes. Simply select "Resizable Video" and move it to one monitor. Select "Resizable Slides" and move it to the other monitor.

In 2004 AVD introduced the AV15CA series of prompters, which use name brand LCD flatscreen computer monitors as the prompter display. At the same time, we introduced our new EasyReader™ dual-screen software, which mirrors a laptop computer's VGA output while keeping the on-board LCD screen unmirrored and "heads-up". This same feat is accomplished by destop/tower computers by installing a two head video card in an available PCI or AGP slot.

Opening additional programs when you're using multiple monitors will use additional system resources.