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- SetMultiDisplay
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- Notes:
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- Not all display cards and drivers support screen changing without restarting.
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- The force option is not officially supported by Microsoft. It forces the display to
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- change without restarting. This may work correctly with some video cards and
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- drivers, but can cause palette problems on others, and crash the system on some.
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- You are advised to only use this option on known hardware and after extensive
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- testing.
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- If you use the "temp" mode, then the user's preferred screen display will be
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- returned when the system is restarted. You can not set a "temp" mode unless it can
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- be changed without restarting Windows.
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- The "temp" mode should only be used if you do not intend the user to be able to
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- access the task bar or desktop while your program is running. When using the
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- "temp" mode, Windows may not position the desktop icons and task bar in usable
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- positions. You shold use the "perm" option if you intend to allow the user access to
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- the desktop.
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- Use can use baScreenInfo( "refresh" ) to get the current refresh frequency. It is
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- possible to set a frequency that the display card is capable of using but that the
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- monitor can not handle.
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- The refresh option will only work on NT, 2000 or XP.