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For most games, you need essentially one screen that is stretched across multiple displays, hence eyefinity and 2/3d surround, so you'll need to use one of these tools.
I believe Nvidia surround is picky about having identical displays and requires three screens, and I have no idea about eyefinity as I don't use AMD graphics.
It may be possible to do it across two different screens, but it would probably require both screens to have the same input resolution, which would presumably mess up the scale between the two screens.
The exception to the rule (afaik) is supreme commander that allows two separate screens at native resolution on each, though it is not just showing the one thing, which is why it is possible.
I use AMD/ATI graphics by the way. (eyefinity also requires same res)
With XP's nvidia drivers, you could setup the entire windows environment to work across two monitors as one screen, giving for example 2048x768 (for two 1024x768 monitors). Nvidia stopped supporting this post XP though, can your card/drivers do this? If so, then there should be an extra resolution setting that matches your dual-screen setup, and you can drag the windowed screen across your two monitors.
edit: same res eh.? let me look into it, there may be a way to force the game into a higher/custom res
Samsung 24" SMBX2431 (1920x1080) and the Asus 19" VH198T (1440x900)
Figured it out. Props to GMMan for figuring out how to read the settings file / resolution offsets.
If you copy this file[dl.dropbox.com] to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\strikesuitzero\pc\main\Binary" then you'll have your 3300x840 windowed resolution. If you want another resolution, then let me know, or have a go at hex-editing the file: details here[www.gog.com]
Once in, you'll probably want to turn on multi-monitor mode in the settings
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/29365870/QuackerzSsz.zip
Note that if your resolution height is the same as the native resolution height, and is fullscreen, the game will use your native resolution instead. That means no 1024*768 on a 1366*768 screen.
Note about the name: it stands for Quick Resolution Changer, but just mangled. Don't ask me why.
Good job, and thanks.