I want to use

I want to use my Samsung R81 '32 LCDTV as a secondary monitor, but I still can't set the proper resolution, which is 1366x768. I'm now going on with your method. But I got a little problem here.. Which ones do I need to choose on this stage: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg6Grfy80-VpIo4JIbu-UrwF4GFKkeKcY1u7YN5r4MEb8jSs99PQd5qOdo9UxtA1a-DWVq6LpO3k-O0NyCQdeg3tvHuyn5inhEsDkU9fUxxsXsy0OrgVibdQXDyKupiCNFZR2kb43p2R9Q/s1600-h/2-1.PNG

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Click next

Click next. Check both "Use user-defined DTDs" boxes, type Readable Port Name (the name itself has no matter), for each monitor select both DTDs, DVO Device and mark Native DTD Fl

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File Name and select

DTDs are prepared, you a ready to proceed with "New Configuration" now. Enter the Configuration File Name and select your Platform Chipset, disable the Display Detection. Select appropriate Display Configuration Mode. If you are going to use the external monitor as secondary one, your option is Dual Independent Head. The Port Order in this case is

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Install it using defaults

Install it using defaults, run iegd-ced.exe. Press New DTD. Now you supposed to enter specific technical parameters of the monitor you a going to use. Here I provide you with DTD for 1680x1050 and 1440x900 resolutions for 226cw. If you have another LCD you obviously need another data. You can google it using your monitor's model name and "Modeline"

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Make 1680x1050 and 1440x900 resolution available on Intel 82852/82855 GM/GME Chipset

Prehistory A couple of days ago I purchased a shiny new SyncMaster 226cw monitor to replace broken display on my friend’s laptop (which he kindly lent me, so I could work at home sometimes). After installing fresh MS Windows copy using the 226cw connected through VGA (CRT) port (actually it was only way I found to set output to external monitor as

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offset projects is suspect

Last month the Advertising Standards Agency upbraided the Scottish and Southern Energy Group for a promise to plant trees to offset the emissions from their activities which they couldn't substantiate. Beyond the ranting and raving, the central criticisms of carbon offsetting appear to be: - They allow us to consume more without feeling guilty,

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uch recent interest

Is Carbon Offsetting a Con? The Prosecution Case There has been much recent interest in 'carbon offsetting' - the idea that companies and individuals can ‘offset’ their carbon dioxide emissions by buying into low carbon projects such as renewables, energy efficiency and, most controversially, tree planting. George Monbiot certainly does not mince

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th the 'Green Fund' schemes,

If you want a 'Green Supply' scheme, the trick is making sure you are not paying extra for electricity the companies should be generating anyway under the rules. Otherwise you are wasting your money. This includes a 'green' generator selling ROCs to others as well as charging you the premium - because again this is double counting. According to Friends

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Last year this was

Switching to Green Electricity? It's a ROCky road... I could say that one of the easiest ways to reduce your carbon footprint is to switch to a 'green electricity tariff'. Unfortunately it is not quite so simple... There are two types of green tariff: 1. "Green Supply" - you purchase electricity which is guaranteed to come from a renewable source. 2.

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statistics are bleak and getting worse

Good News! (for once) Most environmental statistics are bleak and getting worse, but edie is reporting a 3% fall in the waste produced by households last year, and a 10% fall in the amount being sent to landfill. To put this in context, most councils plan that waste will increase by 3% each year so this is a significant turnaround and shows that

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a manageable number and opens up a range

It's That Time of Year Again.... The publication of the Green Guide to Christmas has provoked interest from the Times and The Guardian, each giving their hints and tips on how to be a little greener this year. My biggest dilemma at this time of year is choosing presents. Nothing to do with fretting over their environmental impact, I'm afraid, just

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Recyled packing materials

Green Home Improvement - Paints We used the multi-award winning Ecos paints. They may not be the most eco-friendly paints on the market as they contain non-organic materials like titanium dioxide, but they are excellent. Pros: - NO solvents (VOCs) which cause local air pollution and health problems. - No toxic materials. - Recyled packing materials

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