multiple-monitors

I have two monitors set up and I am trying to position the window of an application in the second monitor but nothing I do seems to work. For example I am using my laptop and the terminal window is maximized on the screen. Then I plug in an external monitor. I then want to run the applescript and have the terminal maximize on the larger second monitor. Here is what I have right now: set monitorTwoPos to {1050, -600} set monitorTwoSze to {1200, 1920} tell application "Microsoft Outlook" set position of window 1 to monitorTwoPos set size of window 1 to monitorTwoSze end tell Here is the error I

I am using the following test setup (Latest meaning as of July 14th 2012): Core i7 with an ATI FirePro V9800 (Eyefinity) Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit (latest updates / patches) Latest Catalyst drivers Latest Google Chrome Stable / Canary. 6 x 1080p displays (in a row) resulting in a 11520px by 1080px desktop . I have tried the following to get a fullscreen web view across displays: Set the maximize to whole desktop setting in the Catalyst control panel. That works for maximizing normal windows (except Chrome), but not for anything fullscreen. Tried Chrome Kiosk mode (that would be ideal), same problem

Possible Duplicate: How do I find what screen the application is running on in C# Any ideas to check whether current application is run on primary screen or not in a dual screen environment? I am using VSTS 2008 + C# + .Net 3.5. I want to add code in my application to detect whether current application is run on primary screen or not. thanks in advance, George You can use the Screen class which can tell you whether or not a control is on a particular screen or not. You can also get the primary monitory, and every Screen object also has a Primary property which indicates whether or not it is

Using AutoHotkey, How can I bind a hotkey to stretch/maximize/span a window across multiple monitors so that it covers both displays? Right now, I have to do this by manually stretching the windows with the mouse. I know there are dedicated tools that do this, but I'm already running an AutoHotkey script and would rather limit the number of tools I keep running. Here's how I did it, mapping the Shift + Windows + Up combination to maximize a window across all displays. This compliments Windows 7's Windows + Up hotkey, which maximizes the selected window. +#Up:: WinGetActiveTitle, Title

As a two-monitor user at work, I've noticed that applications behave differently with regards to what monitor they open on (primary or secondary monitor, the last monitor the application opened on, and so on). To be honest, some applications annoy me because I want them to open on my primary monitor and I'll move them to my secondary if I want them there. However, these applications are done and out of my control, so I want to ask about my own applications that might be run by people using two monitors. What kinds of controls are available to either allow people to specify which monitor your