MacBook Pro With Dual Monitors?

2 Monitors With 1 Macbook Pro?

Okay, so i have a macbook pro with a mini DV to VGA connected. I then have a VGA splitter connected, but since i have the splitter connected, it recognizes both the monitors i have plugged in as one, and only mirrors the image i have on one of the monitors and doesn't recognize the other monitor as another monitor. Is there anyway to get this to change so i can have a 3 way extended display (3 monitors; my 2 external and my macbook's)
Answer:

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