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We have writen a script for a user confirmation reboot of the machine. Our computers have 3 monitors and we would like the popup box to display on all three monitors to make sure the user sees it as they may be working on any of the three monitors at the time of Prompting. Does anyone have any idea how to make the popup box display on all 3 monitors?

thanks, J
Feb 27 '06 #1
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We have writen a script for a user confirmation reboot of the machine. Our computers have 3 monitors and we would like the popup box to display on all three monitors to make sure the user sees it as they may be working on any of the three monitors at the time of Prompting. Does anyone have any idea how to make the popup box display on all 3 monitors?

thanks, J
I have some experience using "CineMastery" by CineMassive Displays - it definitely let's you setup controls like that for each monitor. Not sure how they did it though. Worth a quick look though. That's the best I can do. Good Luck!
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