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 SoftTH quickstart:
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- Verify that all three monitors are working and enabled from windows display properties,
  ('Extend my windows desktop onto this monitor' enabled for all three screens). The middle
  monitor must be set as the primary monitor, and the left and right monitors should be positioned
  immediately to the left and right of the primary monitor.
  
- Place SoftTH files (d3d8.dll, d3d9.dll, SoftTH_hook.dll, SoftTH.cfg) to game executable directory.
  This is usually the directory the game is installed in, in some games the 'real' executable is
  located in a subdirectory (Such as 'System' or 'bin').
  
- Adjust game display settings so that:
  a) The game uses the default display adapter (primary monitor, this will be the middle screen)
  b) The game uses a triplescreen resolution, the TH resolutions should appear in the list of resolutions
  c) Game runs in full screen mode
  d) Driver-enforced and game set antialiasing should be disabled, use SoftTH cfg setting instead

- Open the SoftTH.cfg file with a text editor to adjust SoftTH settings such as the resolution
  for the left and right monitors (secondaryWidth/secondaryHeight)

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 Hints:
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- Using a low resolution with 16bpp colour for the left and right monitors cuts the 
  bandwidth required and should give a lot better performance. The frame contents
  are still rendered with high resolution with 32bit colour and then scaled and 
  converted so the result looks good even with low settings.
  * In Nvidia GeForce 8000 series cards the dithering is broken, for these cards 
    the YUV12 mode is recommended instead of RGB16
  
- If possible, try different combinations of displays in your PCI-e cards; For example,
  if you have the PCI-e bus of both cards running at 8x speed placing the middle monitor
  on one card and left & right monitors on the other can improve performance. Similarily,
  if one card is 16x and other is 4x, then having the middle and one side monitor at the
  16x card and only one monitor on the 4x card can give better performance.
  
- Some motherboard BIOS settings can improve PCI-e performance, overclocking
  the PCI-e bus can also help (Don't try it unless you know what you are doing though)
