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Getting GPS Window to 2nd Monitor

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Hi Guys,Hope one of you can tell me how to drag a GPS window over to my 2nd monitor. A typical drag just doesn't seem to work.Thanx, John

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Guest gfk777

Right click and "undock" it. It will then appear in a window with a title bar that you can drag.

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Guest jason2112

This was discussed before I got my copy of FS2004 ... can anbody confirm that this method works in '04? I certainly can't do it anymore, worked perfectly in '02. Maybe it's a driver or graphics card problem - I have a Geforce Ti4200 with Detonator 44.67 drivers. Does it work with ATI cards?I especially bought my second monitor for FS, and I'm really disappointed that I can't undock any windows and move them to the 2nd monitor. Going to window mode is a temporary fix, but nothing I want to everytime I want to move a window :(Any input?VOlker :]

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Guest JohnN

Hi Again,An interesting thought. I neglected to mention that I was refering to FS2004. I'd never tried it in 2002 except to move my FSNavigator screen over to the monitor - which program has a feature built in - and of course was no problem. I have an ATI 9700 Pro, so I don't think it's a video card problem if the same thing is happening on a Nvidia card. I sure hope it's do-able in 2004.John

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Works fine in FS2004. Can you move just the cursor between monitors? If not, look at the "display properties" (right click on desktop)/"Settings" tab. It shows how the display real estate is laid out. If you can move the cursor between displays, you should be able to move "undocked" windows between displays.

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Go to Window Mode (Alt-Enter).Undock It, (Right Click and Undock) and drag it over.Go back to full screen mode (Alt-Enter).It will stay over there to use, but may have a few unusual characteristics that you can live with (depending on your video card.)Not very good but do-able !!!!Another step backwards...:-grrBob (Lecanto, Fl)AMD, Athlon XP, 1800+MSI, K7T266 XP ProPC 2100 DDR, 1024 MBXP, Home Edition Elsa GLadiac 920, GF3/64Mb andPNY, Verto nVidia TNT 2-M64/32WD, 100 MB, 7200, Ultra 100Sound Blaster, Audigy MP3+CH Prod, VPP Yoke - Sound CardCH Prod, Pedals - Sound Card

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Hi, See my note (topic 135922) which gives a work around for Fullscreen/WindowsMode multi monitor problems.Yellowjack

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gfk777: yes, in FS2004 I can move my cursor between the two monitors without problems, just as I could in FS2002. But when I right-click on any window, the "undock" option is greyed out.Regarding the different window/fullscreen fixes - I like to change planes and open windows quite often, so I don't see that as an option. FS2004 was advertised as having improved multi-monitor capabilities. MS must have forgot to include these capabilities in the final build ...VOlker :]

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