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Connect it using the VGA > DVI adapter and...well...Windows will do the rest pretty much. If it doesn't, then go into Display Properties > Settings, select the second monitor, and check "Extend my windows desktop onto this monitor." That will do it.
Go with a larger CRT.
Oh and about OLED, yeah I've been waiting for an OLED monitor to come out since...what was it...1998? Hopefully they'll soon make developments in the lifespan, then we'll get the show on the road.
Do they need monitors, speakers, mice, and keyboards as well?
EDIT: If they do, then tell them they should probably pool their money together, or maybe buy two computers instead of three or one.
Si, señor. If your motherboard has a built-in ethernet controller, the disc that came wth it should contain the LAN drivers. I mean, you don't have to do exactly what I do. I'm just showing everybody a different option because I dislike having drivers that may be faulty and outdated.