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Brilliant it's working now. &nbsp;Had tried dragging it when full screen and minimized but inbetween sorted it out.<br />
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Cheers for your help!
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Brilliant it's working now.  Had tried dragging it when full screen and minimized but inbetween sorted it out.

Cheers for your help!

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IS it possible that we can coustimize some programs to open on extended screen....<br />
i have a &nbsp;flsh file which i want to run on the extended screen....each time is double click it to run in full screen it returns to the laptop screen....<br />
how can i make it permanent on the extended screen...
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IS it possible that we can coustimize some programs to open on extended screen....
i have a  flsh file which i want to run on the extended screen....each time is double click it to run in full screen it returns to the laptop screen....
how can i make it permanent on the extended screen...

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Sorry i meant FLASH file......sorry
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Hi<br />
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I have a Dell D630 and have a monitor attached to it. &nbsp;I have enabled the extended desktop but can't get programs to run on the TFT. &nbsp;I have a helpdesk system which I would like to show on the TFT but every time I drag the icon over and run it it opens on the laptop screen. &nbsp;I've tried dragging folders over too and they always open on the laptop too. &nbsp;The only thing I have got to open on the TFT is a shortcut to a networked folder.<br />
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Anybody know how I fix this?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

I have a Dell D630 and have a monitor attached to it.  I have enabled the extended desktop but can't get programs to run on the TFT.  I have a helpdesk system which I would like to show on the TFT but every time I drag the icon over and run it it opens on the laptop screen.  I've tried dragging folders over too and they always open on the laptop too.  The only thing I have got to open on the TFT is a shortcut to a networked folder.

Anybody know how I fix this?

Thanks

Open programs on extended desktop

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