I have an issue with a user who is running a laptop that is in a
docking station and then putting out to a 3 monitor setup using Matrox
TripleHead2Go. The screens can only be set up as one large desktop
having a resolution of 3840x1024. The issue arises when the user opens
up Outlook 2003 and the program attempts to connect to the Exchange
server. The credentials/login box appears above the screens displayed
area. Using Alt-Space-M allows one to grab the window and place it in
the viewable area. However, I want the window to stay where it's
placed. Anyone with any ideas or experience with this issue?
Thanks

I know outlook wants it on the default monitor... and I also know from
experience that if the video card software offers an option to put it on the
screen where the cursor is, it will come on that monitor... so your best bet
is going over the options for the video card.

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I have an issue with a user who is running a laptop that is in a
docking station and then putting out to a 3 monitor setup using Matrox
TripleHead2Go. The screens can only be set up as one large desktop
having a resolution of 3840x1024. The issue arises when the user opens
up Outlook 2003 and the program attempts to connect to the Exchange
server. The credentials/login box appears above the screens displayed
area. Using Alt-Space-M allows one to grab the window and place it in
the viewable area. However, I want the window to stay where it's
placed. Anyone with any ideas or experience with this issue?
Thanks