How to Use Two Monitors on an Apple Mac?

If you are a user of Macintosh computer, you can set it up so that its on-screen content displays on two monitors concurrently. The feature is proficient in two different ways on a Mac: the Mirroring method and the Extended Desktop method. According to mirroring method, your two monitors display the exact same content. This might be ideal for a business presentation, for example, so that the presenter can look at one screen while the audience views another. According to the Extended Desktop method, the two monitors work together in order to form one unceasing workspace. This setup is usual within graphic designers and video editors whose work requires additional desktop real estate. For more info, directly contact at Apple Tech Support Number.

• The first thing that you need to do is connect the two monitors to Mac and turn them on
• After this, you need to click the option “Apple" menu and then select “System Preferences”
• Here you need to click “View” or “Displays” under the Hardware heading, depending on which version of OS X you are using
• Further, you need to click the “Arrangement” tab, that displays two blue boxes, one representing each of your monitors
• Once you complete the task then you need to simply click the “Mirror Displays” checkbox if you want to use the Mirroring method to display the same content on both monitors. 
• Then you have to uncheck the “Mirror Displays” checkbox if you want to use the Extended Desktop method

The above steps are easy and very simply follow, but still, if you need any sort of help from the experts and techies, feel free to contact at Apple Customer Service Phone Number – (+1-877-708-3372) that is accessible 365 days round the clock for the customers of Apple Mac. The number is offered by our third party customer service that is committed to dealing with any kind of problems or situation related to Apple Mac.