Hi to All: I am working to configure my FS2002 in configuration multimonitor. I have 2 video cards Nvidia Gforces, one of 32 mb AGP and another of 64 mb PCI. I extend the windows desk, all well. I use 1024x768 resolution in both cards/monitors. In the FS treatment of stretching the views so that they occupy both monitors and the view from the cabin stretches out until a maximum and of there it doesn't go but. If I continue stretching I am run or of a side or of another. The instruments panel if I am able to stretch it to both monitors, leave all flat one but leave. What I don't achieve is the view from the cabin. If I can make of opening up another window, unlock it and to move it to the other monitor. What I want is to see the forward view in 2 monitors, that is to say that the runway hint half is seen in a monitor and in other (and that it arrives until the borders clearing). From already thanks to all. Jose

sorry but i cant understand all what you saidhowever in order to get the panel view and forward view on both monitors you need a geforce 4 card which supports very high resolution currently you cannot do this with your current set up

I would like to view only the cabin view (to forward)in the two monitors. I will viewed the middle of the runway in the left monitor and the other in the right. Thanks for your quickly answer.Jose

hi Jose i think your best bet would be to try "wideview"please go here for more information on this softwarethis software will network your pc and give you alot of different views, depending on how many pc and monitor you havehttp://www.escapeairlines.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?board=WV

I was worked with wideview, but wide view, if you set 2 forward views, each in every monitor, You will see 2 runway, not one.I see the Matrox parhelia, this support 3 monitors and a continuous view. Sorry for my not very well english.Jose

>I was worked with wideview, but wide view, if you set 2 >forward views, each in every monitor, You will see 2 runway, >not one. I am sure you can set a different view angle on every monitor, because I have seen others with several monitors. That is the whole idea of wideview.Tuomas