pro/e 2001 opengl dual monitor support.
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Randy K
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Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2004 11:38 pm    Post subject: pro/e 2001 opengl dual monitor support. Reply with quote
I have been trying to run pro/e with dual monitors on windows 2000.
If both monitors are enabled pro/e starts up using win32_gdi, which
give a refresh rate somewhere around 1 or 2 fps. If I disable the
second monitor before starting Pro/E, it runs with opengl and works
wonderfully. I can enable the second monitor during the session and
everything works fine. This is a pain and requires that I don't open
any other workspaces, which I do quite often. Does anyone have a way
around this?
Thanks,
Randy

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Posted: Thu Dec 23, 2004 8:04 pm    Post subject: Re: pro/e 2001 opengl dual monitor support. Reply with quote
I gave up on the dual monitor use. Pro/2000i worked great but not
2001 or WF. If you ever find out, forward it to me.
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hamei
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 3:26 am    Post subject: Re: pro/e 2001 opengl dual monitor support. Reply with quote
william.e.davis@boeing.com wrote:

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I gave up on the dual monitor use. Pro/2000i worked great but not
2001 or WF. If you ever find out, forward it to me.


No problem whatsoever. Buy an SGI computer with dual channel display.

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