You need to determine if the system has multiple monitors, and the 
individual sizes of each screen (since with multiple video cards each 
monitor could have different resolution. With this you can position a form 
on a specific monitor.

Take a look at the demos on this page ... 
http://vbnet.mvps.org/code/screen/index.html

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"kbj"  wrote in message 
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: I am in the process of writing a simple program which I recently
: dicovered requires different windows to be displayed on different
: screens (eg main display on a laptop screen and a secondary display on
: a connected screen.) I am sorry to say I have no ideas where to start
: with this problem. Any assistance would be appreciated. VB6 is the
: language i am using... Thanks in advance KBJ
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