plug both screens into the computer, right click desktop far right tab and mess around. there is a possibility of needing a 2nd GFX card.
If it doesn't come with a combination of two VGA//DVI ports, I would assume is does not support dual-monitoring.
What type of gfx card do you have? I have almost never seen a gfx card with only 1 port. I have a geforce 4 4200 ti in my closet and even that supports dual-monitoring.
i dunno some ----ty one i gues... LOL how do i find out, i think it has naother port... let e check yup it dsonly one, im having a fear its an integrated gfx card
just go to some local computer store and pickup the cheapest video card with 8 or 16mb vram(basic 2d output needs around this amount just to fill the screen[this is where the mb mythe began since in the early day of vga adapters, cards had 1 or perhaps 2 mb vram and doubling your vram was very profound], whereas 3d is optimal at around 128 or perhaps 256[just barely beginning to necessitate such and only barely]) you can find and it should work fine.