Well as mentioned, thats the "at best".
But B3D won't allow you to have it, you can have one graphics window alive at a time.
You can thought, if the purpose of the second screen is mainly for interface and the like, use Winblitz3d from Kev (here on the boards) to create the interface in its own Windows UI window that you then can move over.
But B3D won't allow you to have it, you can have one graphics window alive at a time.
You can thought, if the purpose of the second screen is mainly for interface and the like, use Winblitz3d from Kev (here on the boards) to create the interface in its own Windows UI window that you then can move over.