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<blockquote data-quote="krs" data-source="post: 1906938" data-attributes="member: 67742">That's exactly the questions I was going to ask.My understanding was that the OP essentially has three screens - the one on the MBP and then screen 2 &amp; 3 on two separate monitors.And I thought the OP wanted to EXTEND the MBP screen (not mirror!) to each one of the two external monitors. So when the mouse cursor moves from left to right, it would first move across the MBP screen and then across screen 2 of the first external monitor left to right and then across screen 3 on the second external monitor.I don't know if that is even possible to EXTEND the screen to two external monitors.This also brings up the question of what is the model of the monitors and what input options do they offer?I'm just fiddeling with my own very simple Mac/Monitor setup and learned just today that with Displayport/Thunderbolt one can daisy-chain up to 6 suitably equipped monitors.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krs, post: 1906938, member: 67742"] That's exactly the questions I was going to ask. My understanding was that the OP essentially has three screens - the one on the MBP and then screen 2 & 3 on two separate monitors. And I thought the OP wanted to EXTEND the MBP screen (not mirror!) to each one of the two external monitors. So when the mouse cursor moves from left to right, it would first move across the MBP screen and then across screen 2 of the first external monitor left to right and then across screen 3 on the second external monitor. I don't know if that is even possible to EXTEND the screen to two external monitors. This also brings up the question of what is the model of the monitors and what input options do they offer? I'm just fiddeling with my own very simple Mac/Monitor setup and learned just today that with Displayport/Thunderbolt one can daisy-chain up to 6 suitably equipped monitors. [/QUOTE]

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