Dell ST2010B Monitor - OS X SUPPORT?

Is there any support for the Dell ST2010B Monitor? I just bought it and the HDMI->DVI cable but I can't get a resolution that uses the entire screen space.
Dell site doesn't have any drivers for OS X (that I found). Anyone had any luck with this monitor at all?
Thanks!
Peter

PeterinCA wrote:
It is a mirrored display. It's hooked up to my MBP via the mini svideo to DVI adapter. I have a DVI to HDMI cable hooked up to the monitor.
Yes, it has the black frames down the sides of the screen. Highly annoying.
OS X did detect the right make and model of the monitor. I tried every resolution offered and I was never able to get use of the full screen.
I'll check into those apps. Any other ideas?
Thanks for the help!! Really appreciate it!
Try extended mode. I think in mirrored mode the external display is limited to your computer's display resolution. I.E. the external display tries to mirror your computer's display resolution. At least that is my experience. Others will let us know if my interpretation of mirrored mode is incorrect.

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