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I can't find the source of this thread (re: postings by Geoff Hart, William
Newkirk, Emru Townsend, Arlen Walker, et al) but have a suggestion that
might help. Consider Hummingbird's Exceed connectivity product. It is
capable of configuring Windows machines to run network/local applications
(UNIX based too!) simultaneously on multiple monitors. You can also
distribute one display over multiple monitors.
