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    Mini-DVI to DVI

    Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by Rx8, Jun 21, 2006.

  1. Rx8

    Rx8 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi

    I was wondering if I could use the Mini-DVI to DVI and then put a DVI - VGA connector(That I got with my video Card) on it to connect it to a monitor at school which has a vga connection because I have a DVI monitor at home and I do not want to buy both connectors. If this matters it would be used with a Macbook
     
  2. kingcrowing

    kingcrowing Notebook Evangelist

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    yup that should work no probelm, but they do havea a mini-DVI to VGA cord made for the macbook on apples site too if you would prefer that
     
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    Rx8 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Thanks For the Help

    I use both kinds of monitors and only want to buy the one cable if possible so i guess i should only buy the dvi to dvi
     
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    Sampson0420 Notebook Enthusiast

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    actually i do not think it works, read the reviews on the apple website under the adapter. If my memory serves me, people were complaining that it wasnt compatible, something aboud DVI-D and I.