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Dual Screen/Monitor Desktop Wallpapers [Set 03]

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100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

A round up of the best dual monitor wallpapers on the web. Full credit goes to the image authors. Let us know about any others you really like!

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Check out more wallpapers in the the Wallpaper section of this site or learn how to use these wallpapers for your login screen too!

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

100 Exceptional Desktop Wallpapers

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2 Responses to Dual Screen/Monitor Desktop Wallpapers [Set 03]

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Peter

I have always been able to have two indepeendant wallpapers - one for each screen. Under Vista this appears not to be possible. Use an Nvidia card/driver but I notice there is no ‘Nview’ on the vista version. Anyone got ideas on how to achive independant wallpapers which is possible in XP?

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Rich

I am unsure of how to do this. Someone at the forums may know.

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