TripleHead2Go Setup Problem

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Originally Posted by Kennair

Henry,

I had the same problem whenever I added displays and particularly the TH2GO. What Dee suggested is the answer but you'll need to drag the task bar around the edges of your screen to get it where you want. Undock, grab with the mouse and drag to each edge of screen until you get it where you want. It can be a little tricky until you get the hang of it. I placed my start bar vertically along the left hand edge of my TH2GO monitor setup so it's easily accessable but not in the way. If you put it along the bottom, it's very looooong!

I hope I'm not telling you how to suck eggs but this worked for me.

Ken.

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Hey, this worked. Thanks a lot guys. I'm a happy camper now.

Regards,
Henry

Henry, I'm using CRT's currently and I have adjusted the screen width's to effectively do what the digial version does for you i.e. hide some of the view behind the bezels. I'm sure you can do this with LCD's also, although I haven't tried. Of course this is only useful if the TH2GO is used for simming only, otherwise you will lose part of your desktop when used for other things like word processing etc. In my case it's for simming only so no problem.

Ken.

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Originally Posted by andarlite

To those of you with the analog TH2G without the bezel management feature, what are you doing about it?

The bezel management feature was greyed out for me and I just found out from Matrox Tech Support that it is only enabled when you have 3 monitors connected.

I know, I know, get a 3rd monitor and that would solve the problem, but unfortunately it's not in the budget yet.

Regards,
Henry

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TH2GO Analog user here too and just done as Ken suggested -

I Set up a flight, starting on an active runway, the runway was unaligned where it crossed one monitor onto the other, so I just accessed the hardware controls in the centre monitor and slightly repositioned until the runway edges were perfectly aligned!

However I believe that you get better 'alignment' results from the digital version's Bezel Management programme when in the air and turning ...... (I still get some disalignment in the air but nothing too upsetting :)