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I wrote a script to change primary screen orientation to portrait. my screen is 1920X1200 It runs and no error reported. But the screen does not rotated as i expected. The code was modified from Set-ScreenResolution (Andy Schneider). Does anybody can help me take a look? Some reference site: Set-ScreenResolution : http://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ScriptCenter/2a631d72-206d-4036-a3f2-2e150f297515/ C code for change oridentation (MSDN) Changing Screen Orientation Programmatically : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms812499.aspx My Code: Function Set-ScreenOrientation { $pinvokeCode =

Background: I use a mac with dual monitor. When I start Emacs, it always opens in the “main” monitor (the one on my macbook pro), which is not the one I want to look at. Is there any elisp function to open a new frame in a specific monitor, so that I can have frames in both monitors after emacs starts? Or, is there any way to let Emacs starts in the external monitor (if it exists)? BTW, my Emacs is 24.1.1 from emacsforosx.com. The visible area across your displays has a contiguous coordinate space. The top left of the main display (the one with the menu bar on it) is (0, 0). So, opening a

Well, simple situation. Is it possible to detect if a user has a dual monitor setup from a web application? If this is possible, is it possible to open a child browser page on this second monitor, so the new window doesn't overlap the old one? Reason why I ask: I'm working on a web application and at home I have a dual-monitor system. When I go to the administration part of this site, I want it to open in a new browser, preferably on the other desktop. Of course, I could just click, then drag the new window, but doing this automatically seems more fun. :-) Don't think JavaScript has the proper

I have a really big application which has multiple dialogs. My task is to make sure that a dialog, which is not completely visible (because the user pulled it out of the visible screen area) is moved back to the center of the screen. That's no problem when I'm dealing with one screen only. It works just fine ... however, most users of this application have two screens on their desktop ... When I try to figure out on which screen the dialog is shown and center it on that specific screen, ... well, it actually DOES center, but on the primary screen (which may not be the screen the dialog is

I've got 2 monitors, and most of the time I've got some reference material open on one screen, and Visual Studio on the other. To really get in the zone, though, I need my code to be the only thing I see. Does anyone know if it's possible to have multiple code windows in Visual Studio? So far the best I can do is put debugger output and the solution explorer on my left monitor, and the rest of VS on the right. I would love to have code on both windows, however. If you right click on the file tabs, there's an option for "New Vertical Tab group" Just maximize across both monitors and put the

Iam looking for some hint or solution regarding following problem. I have a .NET 2.0 WinForm dialog which operates in Dual Screen environment. The Working area is set by .NET Framework to reflect the Primary screen. I want to MAXIMIZE Form to BOTH screens but after clicking the "maximize button", dialog is maximized only to "active" screen (active I mean screen on which dialog is currently placed). Iam not interested in bounds solution, this works, but when clicked Maximize button it forces the dialog back to one of 2 screens. I would be gratefull for any help or hints. Combine the 2 screen

We have an application that is run in multi-monitor environments. Users normally have the application dialog spread out to span multiple mointors. If the user locks the workstation, and then unlocks it, our application is told to resize. Our users find this behavior frustrating, as they then spend some time restoring the previous layout. We're not yet sure whether it is the graphics driver requesting the resize or Windows. Hopefully through this question, it will become clearer which component is responsible, Popular applications like (File) Explorer and Firefox behave the same way in this

I am developing a feedback system for an automotive company. On the billing desk, there is a dual monitor setup: one for a billing person and one for a customer who's giving feedback. My need is to duplicate a Windows form on both screens, as mirror images, So that the billing person can see what feedback the customer is giving. I am using the code below for display on the secondary screen: Screen[] sc; Form f = new Form(); sc = Screen.AllScreens; f.FormBorderStyle = FormBorderStyle.None; f.Left = sc[1].Bounds.Left; f.Top = sc[1].Bounds.Top; f.Height = sc[1].Bounds.Height; f.Width = sc[1]