Sorry,
I looked it over but found no way (I can see)to change monitors using gameboost.
It is otherwise pretty good at optimizing for your sim & then restoring settings for normal use.
I haven't quit tho'!
Mike.

As far as I know, gameboost is good for killing processes. I can't believe it'd have much if anything to do with graphics settings.

Originally Posted by skorski

Sorry,
I looked it over but found no way (I can see)to change monitors using gameboost.
It is otherwise pretty good at optimizing for your sim & then restoring settings for normal use.
I haven't quit tho'!
Mike.

That's about what I had figured out so far also. I will keep it on here and play with it some more though. Thanks again for looking into it for me.
Kim

Make sure you are using the same resolution in the settings of your video card, TV and Phoenix.
Make sure both the monitor and the TV actually support the resolutions you choose.
Make sure you clone the computer to the TV and not the TV to the computer.
Make sure in the setup of Phoenix that you also use the same resolution.
I use 1920 x 1080 on my monitor, my 58" plasma and in the Phoenix flight sim.
Use the nvidia control panel to change resolutions if it applies to your graphics card.
If all your resolutions match and it is properly cloned it should work perfectly as it does on mine.
If I clone backwards it messes up the boundries of the TV a bit.

Toriginal,
I will try all that today and report back. I have my Nvidea in dualscreen mode so not cloned I don't think. Thanks for the help,
Kim

Cloned would probably be as close to what you're wanting as you can get.