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Yeah, try Diamond MultiMedia, they make a dual screen (or dual head -
whatever) PCI card called "Fire GL 2000" and "Fire GL 3000" card comes
in 4mb and 8mb config, WinNT or Win95. see:
http://www.diamondmm.com/products/items/firegl-2000.html

And there are a whole ton of others, i don't have time to list all but
maybe someone else can help or you can try searching the net (best bet).

Cheers
Chris

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David E Glass wrote:

> In article <5sjtfk$26b$1@newsource.ihug.co.nz>, boog <boog@usa.net>
> writes
> >How do you set up two monitors on a PC running win95? what hardware
> >and software do you need? Any help is appreciated. I have seen
> >macintoshes have two monitors attached so that desktop space is
> >increased. Is this possible in win95?
> >
> >please email boog@usa.net with any answers. thanks.
> >
>
> Only thing you can do is wait for Windows 97/98/Memphis or whatever it
>
> is called as support for multiple displays have been coded into it.
> You
> will of course need a graphices card for each monitor, and a decent
> enough CPU to handle two seperate displays.
>
> Dave
>
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> David E Glass, dave@btcf.demon.co.uk
> "If you can't make it good, make it look good." - B Gates