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Old 30th September 2004, 11:34 PM
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Post Thinkpad X20

Hi,
I installed FC2 on Thinkpad X20. Most of the fn keys work except for fn F7, which is needed to display the screen on a projector for example. Could anyone suggest how to get that working?
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Dyutiman
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Old 20th June 2005, 03:33 PM
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oh, My laptop is Thinkpad A30 running FC3, the Fn7 works well when I connect the VGA port to a projector, however, the projector can not get the correct resoluion the same as the setup in my laptop, it only displays
my desktop area partly. Anybody meet the same problem?
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