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| Enhance multiple monitor support with UltraMon |
| Windows 2000 supports multiple monitors, enabling you to connect more than one monitor to a |
| system and expand the desktop onto all of the monitors. Increasing desktop space can be a real |
| benefit to users who deal with a lot of applications and need to be able to view multiple windows at |
| one time. For example, a Web developer might keep a development application open on one |
| monitor and a Web browser open on the other to test site changes. |
| Although Windows 2000's multiple monitor features are useful, they're limited. If you like the |
| benefits of multiple monitors but want more features, take a look at UltraMon from Realtime Soft. |
| http://www.realtimesoft.com/ |
| UltraMon adds several multiple-monitor features. For example, it adds buttons to each window's |
| Control menu to enable you to quickly move the application to a different monitor. For those |
| applications that don't have a Control menu, you can assign a shortcut key that will move the |
| window to the next (or previous) monitor. |
| You can also mirror one monitor to another on Windows 2000 and Windows XP systems. Finally, |
| UltraMon's display profiles make it easy to support different monitor configurations for different |
| The ability to better control how Windows uses multiple monitors makes all the difference in how |
| useful those monitors are. In particular, your ability to control which monitors display a specific |
| application by default is extremely useful |
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