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  1. DTpoker101 DTpoker101 is offline

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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 1:31am)

    dual screen an iMac, do i need some sort of special wire because all the jacks in the back of the iMac are tiny...
  2. ronjon13 ronjon13 is offline

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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 1:41am) in reply to DTpoker101

    i dont have a mac but i think they are DVI
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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 1:49am) in reply to ronjon13

    dvi didnt fit
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  4. Lenny Lenny is offline lail henny!

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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 2:16am) in reply to DTpoker101

    Steve jobs does not allow secondary monitors. It would compromise the design integrity of his beautiful little children... I mean products.
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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 7:17am) in reply to DTpoker101

    i found this. it might help.
    Link to Mac Forum about dual monitors
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    Apr 15th, 2008 (4/15/2008 9:03am) in reply to DTpoker101

    Depending on your monitor setup ,you'll need some sort of adapter.
    The Macbook (and most new macs) use the mini-DVI connector, which means you gotta spend 20-30 bucks on a "Mini-DVI to VGA" or "mini-DVI to DVI" cable to get it to work. You can get these at any mac store or on the mac website.
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