multiple-monitors

I am using Windows, and I have two monitors. Some applications will always start on my primary monitor, no matter where they were when I closed them. Others will always start on the secondary monitor, no matter where they were when I closed them. Is there a registry setting buried somewhere, which I can manipulate to control which monitor applications launch into by default? @rp: I have Ultramon, and I agree that it is indispensable, to the point that Microsoft should buy it and incorporate it into their OS. But as you said, it doesn't let you control the default monitor a program launches

Is there a way to direct a form in VB.NET to open and maximize in the second monitor. That is if there are two monitors displayed, to have the form load in the second window maximized by default? Say a program was made with two forms and a computer has two monitors attached. I want FormA to show in MonitorA by default and FormB to show in MonitorB maximized by default. EDIT: Further edited for clarity. The first thing is to get information about available screens. You can get that from Screen.AllScreens . Next is to determine how many screens there are (note that there may be more than two).

I have 3 monitors, but I don't need them all turned on all the time. I can just shut them down with power button, but I want to use their standby mode, like Windows does when we let PC idle for a while - it shuts down monitors, HDD, etc. But of course, I wanna keep using PC and let just that monitor on standby. Others must remain on and that one doesn't wake up even with me using PC. Is it possible to do that? It would be great to have a shortcut like Winkey + 1 , 2 , 3 etc to shut down and wake up each monitor. An existing app with this feature is not likely to exist, but is there a Windows

I apologize in advance for my noob-ness; I'm just getting into programming. Can you set me down the right path for a GUI framework? Looking at this list of GUI frameworks is pretty daunting, considering my general lack of expertise. Summary: I'm trying to write a GUI in python that actively updates a second monitor with images that are mathematically generated using numpy. The GUI will have parameters that can be adjusted in real time that change the image (an interference pattern of light) accordingly. Important criteria: parameters adjusted on screen change the interference pattern in real

I have a 3 monitor Gentoo Linux system running MATLAB. MATLAB runs on the center monitor. I need MATLAB to generate plots on the left monitor but it always plots on the right monitor. I believe this is at least partially caused by the non-standard way I have my monitors arranged physically - essentially 2,3,1: >> get(0,'MonitorPositions') ans = 1 1 1920 1080 -3839 1 1920 1080 -1919 1 1920 1080 Is there a way I can control this as a default within MATLAB? You can set the default figure position on the root object like so: set(0, 'DefaultFigurePosition', [-3839 1 1920 1080]); This will create

Unity3D has native multimonitor support in recent versions. The API documentation suggests that this is tied to connecting each display to a camera view. Is it possible to, instead, map a display to a scene ? So that a user with two monitors could have two different scenes each displayed on one of the monitors ? If it is possible, how would one go about doing this ? Programmer Display different scenes on multiple monitors? No , you can't. Display different cameras from the-same scene on multiple monitors? Yes! with the Display class. The fact is that you cannot run two different scenes at the