G4MX440 Dual VGA and TV-out Possible?

I finally got my tv-out feature working by using the unofficial bios from MSI. This resolved the "orange/brown" screen issue. :O
My new issue:
I have the g4mx440 with dual vga output. (not one vga jack and one dvi with an apadpter, just two vga connectors). I am running two analog monitors with the card and they are both working fine. But, since i have now gained the use of my Tv-out feature, i was wandering how i would set up this card to use my TV as a third monitor. When i goto my display settings it only shows two monitors that i can alter but if i disable one and reboot with only 1 analog connected and the tv-out it works. I was playing with nviews settings and somehow made my tv the primary display and lost one of my analogs (kinda like all 3 wont work at the same time). What am i doing wrong or what do i need to do.
I had accomplished this set up before with a Geforce2 Mx400, but i was using a second pci card to run my second analog monitor.
Any help would be sweet. Thanks in advance for anything.

Hi,
Here's some generic advice, but which might not apply to your specific hardware.
You can't get 3 *different* pictures from this type of card, only 2. It effectively has two independent channels, and one channel has the choice of *either* VGA out *or* TV out. It may even be possible to use both at once - but it will be the same picture. You might need a third party utility like TVtool to let you use VGA and TV out simultaneously, and your VGA monitor might not like the non-standard frequencies on the VGA that are a byproduct of generating TV out frequencies (especially in PAL). LCD monitors are generally worse than CRTs in this respect.
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