NVIDIA Forceware 175.19 WHQL Vista Online Manual
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Display
- Screen Resolution
- Color Depth
- Refresh Rate
- Color Settings
- Screen Position
- Rotation
- Display Scaling
- Custom Resolutions
- How do I ...
Reduce blanking on my HDTV- Change the timing formula for my HDTV
- Apply Coordinated Video Timing (CVT) Standard settings to my HDTV
- Apply Coordinated Video Timing - Reduced Blanking (CVT-RB) settings to my HDTV
- Switch back to the General Timing Formula
- Apply Discrete Monitor Timing settings to my HDTV
- Create custom resolution for my HDTV display
- Edit a custom resolution for my HDTV display
- Remove a custom resolution for my HDTV display
Apply an existing custom resolution to my HDTV display
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- Display Configuration
- How do I ...
- Use more than one display
- Show the same information on both displays
- Stretch the desktop across both displays
- Use multiple displays at the same time but behave independently
- Always play video on a selected display
- Change the display on which my Windows task bar, system logon, and dialog boxes appear
- Change the display order
- Rename one or more displays
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- Video & Television
- Adjust Color Settings
- How do I ...
- Adjust the color settings of video on my display
- Make my video appear brighter
- Adjust the contrast of my video
- Adjust the red-blue balance of my video
- Adjust the color intensity of my video
- Adjust the contrast of my video dynamically
- Enhance the color quality of my video
- Adjust the brightness of mid-tones on my video
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- Adjust Image Settings
- Full-Screen Video
- How do I
- To view a full-screen video on one display while working on another display
- To select the display on which to view a full-screen video
- To display a full-screen presentation on one display while controlling it on another
- To display a full-screen slideshow on one display while controlling it on another
- Modify Full Screen Video Options
- TV and HDTV Settings
- TV/HD Format
- Desktop Size and Position on TV
- How do I ...
- Adjust the desktop size on my television
- Make the desktop appear larger on my television
- Make the desktop appear smaller on my television
- Reposition the desktop on my television
- Move the desktop left on my television
- Move the desktop right on my television
- Move the desktop up on my television
- Move the desktop down on my television
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- Desktop Size and Position on HDTV
- How do I ...
- Reduce the size of my desktop on the HDTV screen
- Enlarge the desktop on my HDTV screen
- Pan a large desktop on my HDTV
- Fix my desktop from getting cut off on the edges of my HDTV
- Fine tune the refresh rate for my HDTV display
- Adjust the number of visible horizontal pixels displayed on my HDTV display
- Adjust the number of visible vertical pixels displayed on my HDTV display
- Display the desktop on my HDTV using interlaced scanning
- Display the desktop on my HDTV using progressive scanning
- Adjust the HDTV screen position
- Resize the HDTV desktop
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Display
NVIDIA® nView™ multi-display software—bundled free with NVIDIA® ForceWare™ desktop, workstation, mobile, platform, and multimedia software solutions—provides a revolutionary way to multitask and process information easier. Instead of stacking window upon window within the confines of a single display, you can spread your work across multiple displays. For example, financial analysts can have a monitor for tracking each data stream while graphic artists can use an entire display for palettes, and another for editing. A variety of nView display features enable you to further manipulate and configure your display settings to optimize the use of your displays:
NOTE for Windows Vista:
Support for some features under Windows Vista is in development and may
not be available with your ForceWare graphics driver version. Consult
the release notes for updated information on supported features.