RealVNC 4.0beta4 allows multiple screens to be sent to a client.  I've
   installed  RealVNC  4.0beta4  on  a  Windows 2000 and XP machines, and
   successfully  sent  both  screens  to  a  VNC client.  However, in the
   typical user fashion....well, I was hoping for more!  8^) 8^) 8^)

   To  do  the  above,  I  have to go to Display Properties->Settings and
   check  off  the  "Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor" for the
   second  display.  At that point the two displays are stitched together
   and I can roll my mouse from one display onto the other display.  Only
   one  window  can  be  active at any one time across both displays.  My
   guess is Windows is just making a double wide frame buffer that VNC is
   tapping into and sending off to the VNC client.

   While  I  could play games with multiple VNC clients and resizing each
   double  width display down to one individual display, I was hoping for
   something  more simple.  I wanted the VNC client to provide a paramter
   that  indicated  which  of  the  two  displays  that  the  VNC  server
   should grab  and  sent  to  the client (very much like you'd do with X
   Windows).   Has  anyone  done  this  (and  if  so, what video card and
   drivers were you using)?

   ps - As additional information, the Windows 2000 desktop had a Quantum
   3D  card  with  NVIDIA drivers, and the Windows XP laptop had a NVIDIA
   GeForce2 Go card with NVIDIA drivers.  In both cases, going to Display
   Properties->Settings->Advanced  shows  special  NVIDIA tabs that don't
   normally  appear.   I'm investigating if there are more current NVIDIA
   drivers  for  the  laptop  with the hopes that this is actually just a
   driver inadequacy.
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