Screen Spaning in Leopard

[drumpat01]

Does anyone who is using a preview of Leopard know if screen spanning is a default option or are we going to have to make a hack again like Screen Spanning Doctor? If its not a native option does Screen Spanning Doctor just work or does Leopard break it? I ask because I have my iBook plugged into a brand new 20'' display, but with out screen spanning the 20'' would just show a warped 1024 X 768 instead of the 1680 X 1050 I have it set to now. Anyone know?

 

[Chundles]

Can't recall but I've used it on 10.3 and 10.4

They guy who makes it might update it, I really don't remember much about what happened with it.

 

[eddietr]

OS X has supported this option for as long back as I can remember on the five different Macs I've had since OS X came out.

The issue is that the iMac and iBook have this option disabled. Screen spanning doctor is a hack to enable the feature. But the OS has always supported it.

I do this every day with my MBP with no hack.

 

[Chundles]

OS X has supported this option for as long back as I can remember on the five different Macs I've had since OS X came out.

The issue is that the iMac and iBook have this option disabled. Screen spanning doctor is a hack to enable the feature. But the OS has always supported it.

I do this every day with my MBP with no hack.

We know SSD is a hack. We know OSX supports spanning on enabled hardware.

The question was "Will Screen Spanning Doctor work with Leopard?"

 

[dukebound85]

does it work with leopard?