In the notebook programming, because the screen is too small only 14 inch, inconvenient to write and view the source code, so bought a 19-inch LCD monitor, then need to use the right mouse button "screen resolution" to display the split screen. (1) Shown:
Figure (1) Right-click the blank space of the desktop –> [screen resolution]
Hardware equipment: 14 inch notebook + VGA line one + 19 inch LCD monitor
Software: Win7
The steps are as follows:
1) Use the VGA cable to connect the notebook and 19-inch LCD monitor, the General VGA line is a 15-pin green plug, corresponding to the notebook and 19-inch monitor on the 15-pin green slot.
2) Press the Power key (also called the Power Key) on the notebook to start the Win7 system, right-click on the blank space in the desktop-"screen resolution", (2) as shown:
Figure (2) setting various parameters of the display
which
"Display (S): 1|2, multiple displays", indicating that there are currently two monitors, "1" represents the notebook's own 14-inch display, "2" represents a 19-inch LCD monitor connected to the VGA line.
"Resolution (R): 1280x768", indicating that the resolution of two screens is set to 12080x768, of course, this resolution can be manually adjusted.
Direction (O): landscape, generally set to landscape, indicates the horizontal expansion from the screen "1" (notebook) to the screen "2" (19 inch LCD monitor).
3) Split screen method for four common scenarios
3.1 Scene (a): Notebook as the main screen, 19-inch LCD monitor as a secondary screen, configured as follows:
Figure (3) Click "Expand these display", that is, set "1" as the main screen, "2" as a secondary screen, which is often said "split screen"
3.2 Scene (ii): Cover The notebook lid, 19-inch LCD monitor as the main screen, configured as follows:
3.2.1 Click on the "Power" icon in the lower right corner of the desktop, – "More Power Options –" Select the Close Lid function – "Set the Notebook" lid, no Action "–" Save "Modify", (4), figure (5) Shown:
Figure (4) Click "Select the function to close the lid"
Figure (5) Setting up the Notebook "lid on the lid, no action"
3.2.3 Setting "Show Desktop only on 2"
Right-click on the Desktop – Screen resolution – click on "Multi-Monitor (M): Show Desktop only on 2" – Apply – "Keep the changes, (6), figure (7) as shown:
Figure (6) Click on "Show Desktop only on 2" – app
Figure (7) Click on "Keep Changes"
3.3 Scene (iii): Notebook display Desktop, 19-inch display also displays the desktop, configured as follows:
Select "Copy these displays" – "Apply –" to keep the changes, as shown in (8):
Figure (8) The screen "1" and the Screen "2" Display the same desktop
3.4 Scene (four): Notebook display Desktop, 19-inch LCD monitor does not display the desktop, configured as follows:
Figure (9) Only on the screen "1", that is, only on the "notebook" display desktop
Note: If the resolution of the 19-inch LCD is higher than the resolution of the notebook, for example, the resolution of the 19-inch LCD is 1440x900 > 1366x768 (the resolution of the Notebook), then it is recommended to select the method corresponding to "Scene (ii)".
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Set up 4 cases of computer split screen display
