Matrox QID Series - 2.00.00 Driver Release Notes
October 2004


1 - Support
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  - Matrox QID 128MB

  - Matrox QID Low-profile PCI 128MB

  - Matrox QID Pro 256MB


2 - New Features
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  - Multi-display support for 3 or 4 displays in independent 
    mode.

  - Multi-display support for a 3 x1 multi-display setup in 
    stretched mode.

  - Display rotation support.


3 - Key bug fixes
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  - None.


4 - Known problems and limitations
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  - In independent mode, all your displays must use the same 
    resolution, color palette, refresh rate, and display 
    orientation.

  - The available resolutions are: 800x600, 1024x768, 1280x1024, 
    and 1600x1200, with only 60Hz and 75Hz available refresh rates.  
    At 1600x1200, only 60Hz is available.

  - Because display resolutions and refresh rates aren’t validated 
    with the plug-and-play monitor information, make sure all your 
    monitors can support the resolutions and refresh rates selected 
    through PowerDesk-SE.

  - In independent mode, display rotation isn’t supported with a 
    display resolution of 800x600. 

  - In stretched mode, all displays are rotated as if they were 1 
    display.

  - In the Windows Display Properties dialog box, you can only 
    change the relative positions of displays, and the screen 
    resolution slider in the Settings property sheet is disabled.

  - OpenGL acceleration isn’t supported.

  - DirectDraw and Direct3D applications in full-screen mode aren’t 
    supported.

  - DirectDraw and Direct3D applications in windowed mode must 
    remain on the display on which they were started.  Moving these 
    applications to other displays may cause corruption, a system 
    hang, or a blue screen.

  - TV output isn’t supported.