Mimio techie questions

I've got 2 things that I'd like to do with mimio's for our teachers, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do them yet.

1. Use the mimio pad/bar to control the secondary monitor in extended mode. We have a lot of teachers that extend their desktop so that their primary display is their monitor and their projector is the secondary. That way they can have e-mail and other things up on their monitor and only show the kids the things they need to see on the secondary. When you connect a mimio pad you can control both areas for a few seconds, then it flashes and you can only control the primary display. Any way to get the pad to control the entire extended desktop?

2. Use the wheel on the mimio pad to scroll instead of adjust volume. If the wheel did the same as a scroll wheel on a mouse it would be helpful for browsing the internet or for coaches reviewing game film.

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Submitted by jmorriso on Apr. 20, 2010

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I was wondering about this

I was wondering about this same question. Has anyone come up with an answer, or possible solution, yet?

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secondary monitor:

I have used the capture with extended desktop, but this year I have a mimio pad. Does anyone know how o use the mimio pad on my seconday monitor? That woudl be great

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