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To: Helge Collins who wrote (6650)	3/7/1999 3:24:00 PM
From: keith massey	Respond to of 14778

With the BH6 I am fairly sure you can switch the AGP to the primary. The option is in the BIOS. Thanks for the card info. KEITH

To: Helge Collins who wrote (6650)	3/7/1999 6:34:00 PM
From: jw	Respond to of 14778

Helge, Keith hit upon the solution. I'll expand a little. Award BIOS will let you designate the primary (First) monitor, not win98. Just yesterday I was messing around and system reversed my monitors for no good reason. I entered SETUP and corrected it. Works fine. Boot up, hold down DELETE key until SETUP shows. Arrow down to PNP, PCI, & ONBOARD I/O, enter Arrow down to Init Display First. Page UP/ Page/down til' AGP shows. Arrow over to , SAVE & EXIT SETUP, Enter, hit Y and enter. Now your AGP is Primary (First)(main vid card). Right click on Desktop, Properties, click Settings and make any needed changes. You can click & Drag monitors 1&2 to change places so cursor moves smoothly from one to other. If you drag 1 over to 2 you will have to drag 1 back to reverse change. Hope this help. Regards, /jw