multiple-monitors

I've been feverishly searching for a method by which to limit the user's mouse to one display in a multi-display setup on a Mac. I've stumbled upon this question: Cocoa: Limit mouse to screen , I promise I have not duplicated this question. The question did, however, spark an idea in my mind that it might be possible to write a simple application using Cocoa to restrict the mouse to one screen, run this application in the background, and still use my game which has been developed in AS3/Adobe AIR/Flash. The game is a full-screen game, and will always be at the same resolution on the same

I have two monitors. I have Eclipse open on the second monitor but when I run my JavaFX code, the JavaFX window always opens up in the first monitor and every time I have to drag it to the second monitor to use it. I have to do this because when it opens on the first monitor, none of the components inside the scene are loaded. It gets loaded only if I drag it to the second monitor. But when I disconnect the second monitor, it loads properly. Can someone please help me out? How do I, by default, make the window to open on the second monitor? NB: My first monitor is a Macbook Pro and the second

Learning debugging in PhpStorm and keep accidentally hitting Ctrl + Alt + F8 . I use 3 displays this disconnects the two remotes and goes back to just the laptop. I cannot see this documented anywhere (running Win 10). The worst part is that hitting the combination again does NOT reconnect the displays. Anyone know either: combination to reverse the effect - IE reconnect displays how I can stop it or a tool that will help me find out where it is firing from (motherboard/Windows/Intel/nVidia/USB monitor driver - goodness knows where). Grateful for a helping hand. F8 in various combinations are

Ultramon is a great program for dual monitors (stretching screen across monitors), but I was wondering if there is any way do to something in Visual Studio like have one tab of code open on one monitor and a second tab of code open on the second monitor with only one instance of Visual Studio running? Or are there any other suggestions on getting most bang for buck on dual monitors and Visual Studio? Personally, I have my windows set up so that one my main monitor, I have the main visual studio monitor, so therefore my code window, maximized, with only the toolbox docked, on the left. This

In Powerpoint 2007/2010 run on a multiple monitor system, we can select the monitor on which the slideshow will be shown by going to "Slide Show"-> "Set up slideShow" -> "Display SlideShow on" and selecting the desired monitor. Is it possible to programmatically determine these settings (e.g. using VBA)? What I actually need is the pixel-resolution of the monitor on which the slideshow is shown. How can I do that? Try this: With SlideShowWindows(1) Debug.Print .Height Debug.Print .Width End With That'll give you results in points. There are 72 points to the inch, so: ResultInPixels =