That sounds like a BIOS setting. Open the bios and see what you can figure out. there should be a setting that allows both the laptop screen and a remote monitor to be functional at the same time.
If you mean you want more "space" on the desktop, say, have two windows side by side, then you'll have to RAISE the resolution of the screen monitor. The higher the number, (1280x960 is larger then 800x600), the smaller the icons and the more "room" is available on the desktop. If the icons get too small you can "Right Click" on the desktop, select "Show View Options" and then set the size of the icons. Your video card and monitor dictate how large you can go. If you have a 'tower" type Mac (MP, Power Mac, etc) you can upgrade to a newer more powerful video card and/or monitor. If you have a laptop then your stuck with the video card you have. You can hook up an external monitor but your still limited to the video card. If you have a 28" monitor capable of 2500x1200 and your video card can only support 1024x960 it still won't have any more space to work with. You'll just have one very large window. If you just want smaller icons to see more of the existing desktop you can "Right Click" on the desktop, select "Show View Options" and then set the size of the icons. You can also set the size of the Icons in a folder the same way too.
On the lower right hand of your Runescape screen, you should see a series of icons. Open your settings icon, and then click "graphic options," which will look like a computer monitor. A graphic options screen will open, and towards the top you will see three different options, each look like a computer monitor. The one to the farthest right is HD.
The built in functions of the Apple remote are limited to a few applications. Software such as SofaControl (See links below) expands the functionality and it can be expanded further to your own requirements.
Icons can be dragged with the mouse. If you have so many icons on your desktop that there is no room for them all without overlapping, you should review them to see if you really need that many.
we can see small icons,task bar etc.
Icon view!
If you point the remote, as with any remote, at any video camera while the camera is on the camera will pick up the infrared light and can be seen on the monitor. Of course you will have to depress your remotes keys while pointing it at the camera. Pretty much any convenience store clerk would ablige assistance by watching the monitor while you point and click. If no light is emmited then you either have a broken device or need a battery. If a light is emmited the you will have to have a dealer reprogram your remote to your vehicle. Good Luck
1.Right Click 2.Refresh then , if you restart, you will see the icons are at the same place as you put them before.
to use your computer you need a monitor to see what your doing.
A water monitor is a type of monitor lizard. See the Related Links for more information on the Malayan Water Monitor.
Icons can be put in the switcher/launcher that Apple calls the "Dock." The Dock may be placed on the right, bottom, or left edges of the screen. It can be set to hide automatically and be magnified by the cursor to see the icons more easily. Running applications will appear and disappear in the Dock as applications are opened and closed. Clicking an application icon in the dock will bring that application to the top window if it is running, or start the application if it is not running.