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Apologies if this post has been answered before, I have Revit on a laptop and also have a 24"HDTV. That Andi am trying to utilise and also running Windows 7
I want to stretch my screen from laptop across to the connected tv to give me a bit more space.even if it's just the browser that's on the TV screen it would help.
I have gone into the laptop control panel on land tried all the monitor settings and tried stretching revit across the laptop and TV screen but to no avail and it's driving me demented. Some times I can drag the Revit screen across to the TV screen but if I drag it to the right the gap appears on the left if I making any sense.
Any help greatly appreciated.......
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Its a windows display setting.
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