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Do i need to do something special to hook my laptop up to a mitsubishi projector using a VGA cable other than fn and f8 on the Dell laptop?

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This should be enough to ensure signal is going out of your monitor port on the back of your Dell.

the projectory also supports montor to montor cable rather than vga

suspected for VGA the projector needs to be set to video input
and for monitor to monitor cable to computer input setting.
if picture is not seen straight away cycle FN combination until picuture is seen.

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