Problem with Mini DVI to DVI adapter

Hello friends Im trying to make my Mini DVI to DVI Adapter working with a projector but it appears that it's not working. It's seems a drivers issue because I've tried with one to Mini DVI to VGA adapter with the same computer and projector and it works fine. Is there any drivers to this device?? Thank you in advance

You have the wrong adapter. The one you have is single-link DVI, which does not support 30" displays. You need the Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB571Z/A

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My mac mini is connected with the mini-Dvi to my monitor.It works great.
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