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This article will help you use external projection devices on the WinBook C Series notebook. Make sure to turn the computer off before connecting any external device other than USB, firewire, or PCMCIA.

Setting up to use a CRT (cathode-ray tube) monitor or VGA projector:

1. Connect the monitor or projector while the computer is turned off.
2. Boot the computer into Windows.
3. Right click on the desktop (where there are no icons), select Graphics Options, select Output To, and select Monitor.
4. Your display should have now changed over to the CRT monitor or the projector only.

Setting up to use the internal LCD and a CRT or a VGA projector simultaneously in mirror mode:

1. Connect the monitor or projector while the computer is turned off.
2. Boot the computer into Windows.
3. Right click on the desktop (where there are no icons), select Graphics Options, select Output To, select Intel(R) Dual Display Clone, and select Notebook + Monitor.
4. Your display should now be showing up on both the internal LCD and the CRT monitor or the projector in mirror mode.

Setting up to use the internal LCD and a CRT or a VGA projector simultaneously in extended desktop mode:

1. Connect the monitor or projector while the computer is turned off.
2. Boot the computer into Windows.
3. Right click on the desktop (where there are no icons), select Graphics Options, select Output To, and select Extended Desktop.
4. Your display should now be showing up on both the internal LCD and the CRT monitor or the projector in extended desktop mode.

Setting up to use TV or other S-Video devices:

1. Connect the monitor or projector while the computer is turned off.
2. Boot the computer into Windows.
3. Right click on the desktop (where there are no icons), select Graphics Options, select Output To, and select Television.
4. Your display should now be showing up on your TV or other S-Video device.

Changing back to the internal LCD from any mode:

1. Right click on the desktop (where there are no icons), select Graphics Options, select Output To, and select Notebook.
2. Your display should now be back to the internal LCD only.

Note: If you cannot see the screen: press the CTRL+ALT+F3 keys at the same time. This should bring back the display as well.

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