Problemas con la conexión mini DVI a VGA

Hola tengo una macbook, pero cuando la conecto al proyector se desconfigura la pantalla y no se proyectan adecuadamente las presentaciones en keynote. Probe cambiar el cable adaptador de mini dvi a vga pero el resultado es el mismo.
Hi I have a macbook, when I connect to the projector the screen is unconfigured and not projected properly keynote presentations. I Probed change the cable adapter mini dvi to vga but the result is the same.

Hola Axel,
¿Porque no usas la conexión de la DI API hacia la base de datos que deseas? De esta manera simplemente indicas en el servertype que trabajas con hana y te establece la misma.
Espero que te sea de ayuda.
Saludos,

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