Setting up your system with two displays, Connecting a second display to your computer – Apple Aperture Getting Started User Manual
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Chapter 2
Setting Up an Aperture System
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Setting Up Your System with Two Displays
Using two displays gives you additional screen space to view and adjust images, play
slideshows, and present your full-color, full-size images.
Connecting a Second Display to Your Computer
You can connect two displays to the graphics card on your computer and use both
displays at the same time.
For connecting a second display, you’ll need the following:
 Power adapter for the display
 Display cable to connect the display to the graphics card on your computer
Power adapter
Apple Cinema Display cable connectors
DVI
USB
FireWire
DC power
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