Hetis 865GV video output to two monitors

Does anyone know how to set the Hetis 865GV to output simultaneously to the VGA port and to either DVI or S-Video to display the same output on two monitors?

well i dont have an 865 , but that is handled by my video card.
try reading up in the features of that, using a short alt f something key to turn on 2nd display. may have to set it up under video card propertes, an click a check box under tv.

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