Double écrans FS 2004

[Mitch]

J'essais d'utiliser 2 écran pour utiliser au maximum FS2004 avec PDMG 737. Je ne trouve pas le moyen de configuré

Pouvez vous m'aider ?

Merci

[Pete Dowson]

J'essais d'utiliser 2 écran pour utiliser au maximum FS2004 avec PDMG 737. Je ne trouve pas le moyen de configuré

Pouvez vous m'aider ?

My school-learned French is all but forgotten through lack of use these last 50 years, but it seems you are asking about using two images (copies?) of FS2004 with PMDG's 737 and cannot find out how to configure it?

This is the Support Forum for FSUIPC and my other FS modules . Are you sure you don't really need the PMDG support forum, over on AVSIM I believe?

In case it is what you are thinking, I don't think PMDG supports multiple FS2004 installations with one aircraft, in a multiplayer pilot / copilot manner. Its gauges and subsystems are all tied together within the one FS installation.

Regards

Pete

[Mitch]

Thank's for the response. Here is my problem

Using PMDG 737-600+, with dual scrren (dualview) on one computer, I am not able to undock windows (throttle or else )on my second creen. With my old computer I was able to do so. But I cannot find the correct configuration. Is the FSUIPC in cause ?

Thanks for your time !

[Pete Dowson]

Using PMDG 737-600+, with dual scrren (dualview) on one computer, I am not able to undock windows (throttle or else )on my second creen. With my old computer I was able to do so. But I cannot find the correct configuration. Is the FSUIPC in cause ?

Not unless you've selected the option to lock the Windows in FSUIPC, no. FSUIPC doesn't have anything to do with the graphics. Why would you suspect so, just because everyone always blames FSUIPC for everything?

More likely you have set the video driver dual screen mode up incorrectly for FS. I really don't know a lot about that. However, you should never have any such problem if you run FS in Windowed mode, rather than full screen, as all normal undocked Windows should be positionable wherever you like. Full screen mode restrictions are usually down to the video driver or its settings.

Pete

[Mitch]

Thank you very much. My problem is solved. I was not in Windowed mode, but in full screen mode. That simple hint solved my mystery....

Thank's again !