Linking Laptop to monitor

[G MIDY]

Hello i am planning on linking my laptop to my computer as a small and very simple cockpit however i am unsure on how to 'link' the screens together i plan to use project magenta's Airbus simulations.-PC Specs1.3GHZ AMD Athlon256MB RAMGeForce 2HD 40GB-Laptop Specs2.0 GHZ Intel Pentium 4 Processor512MB RAMATI Mobility Radeon 9000HD 40GBThanksG-MIDYhttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/265713/L/

[rickalty]

Download Pete Dowsons "FSUIPC" and "WideFS". FSUIPC is a module to FS on your server computer. WideFS' "Wideclient" then installs on your laptop, and add-on programs (Such as Magenta) use it to interface with FS on the server.Since Magenta is a commercial program, it's probably got FSUIPC and WideFS bundled, but don't quote me on that.Richard

[Guest]

I am also using a laptop in my SimPit. I have not bothered going down the multi-computer / LAN / WideScreen route. Too expensive for me, and hardware is not my favorite thing (software is). Sure wish I could figure out a real easy and cheap solution for interfacing FS02 to multi-displays, guages, switches, the whole deal. I am using a homemade keyboard controller for the switches.My laptop drives it's LCD on the captain side, and also a monitor for the first officer.http://home.earthlink.net/~rschoolf/images/fs_last_sm.jpgMore:http://home.earthlink.net/~rschoolf/fs.htm- rps

[G MIDY]

>Download Pete Dowsons "FSUIPC" and "WideFS". FSUIPC is a>module to FS on your server computer. WideFS' "Wideclient">then installs on your laptop, and add-on programs (Such as>Magenta) use it to interface with FS on the server.>>Since Magenta is a commercial program, it's probably got>FSUIPC and WideFS bundled, but don't quote me on that.>>RichardJust one question do you know how to connect my laptop ( client ) to the server ( PC )thanksG-MIDYhttp://www.airliners.net/open.file/265713/L/