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The original poster, DocShay, is pleased that Windows 7 recognizes their dual monitors but is frustrated that it doesn't support different wallpapers per monitor or stretching one wallpaper across both; they previously used Ultramon in XP for this. A suggested solution is to try NVIDIA utilities, though reliability for ATI is uncertain. Lastly, a user recommends DisplayFusion 2.2.1 as a compatible alternative that effectively manages multiple wallpapers and spans images across monitors, indicating a satisfactory workaround.
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DocShay

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I was happy to see that when I installed windows 7 it automatically recognized my dual monitor setup - I could move things monitor to monitor, they were not just "cloned"

My pet peave though is I can't change the wall paper on each monitor seperatly, I must use the same one for both of them, and I can;t stretch 1 wallpaper across both.

I used to use Ultramon to do this in XP - But alas, does not work with Windows 7

Has anyone found a solution to this?
 

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DisplayFusion 2.2.1 works nice on Windows 7. (Carried over from Vista)
I span 1 image across 3 monitors very nicely... or I can use 3 different images on each monitor.
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DisplayFusion 2.2.1 works nice on Windows 7. (Carried over from Vista)
I span 1 image across 3 monitors very nicely... or I can use 3 different images on each monitor.
 
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