Extend to 3 monitors on Dell E6430

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• How to extend two monitors vertically?

  I have 2 monitors mounted vertically on a stand mounted on my desktop.  How to extend my 2 monitors vertically?  (I extended horizontally now, but I want to push my cursor to the top instead of on the side...)

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  On Saturday, March 3, 2012 17:26:29 + 0000, pbittermann wrote:

  I have 2 monitors mounted vertically on a stand mounted on my desktop.
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