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by mamamacho Accepted solution
by captbilly1eye Accepted solution
Is the system's video card by chance dual monitor capable? If so, an option would be to use a DVI to VGA adapter. That way, you could connect the primary monitor to it leaving the VGA connection open for the overhead projector.
In Display Properties under Settings, you would just need to un-check 'Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor' for the projector connection which would be set as monitor 2.
If that will work, here's one place that carries the adapter: http://tinyurl.com/5ondqd
Note: this is not an endorsement of this supplier, it is meant to be an example.
by mamamacho Accepted solution
Thanks. Great thought, but not dual monitor capable. (dang!)
I am just about to give up and tell teacher she needs to plug connection into wall or computer whenever she wants to show something on overhead projector
by ic-it Accepted solution
Every now and then you'll find one that doesn't meet standards.
Try swapping it out with a known good one.
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