download the new version for ipod MultiMonitorTool 2.10

See the MultiMonitorTool page for more details.

You can disable and enable monitors, set one as your primary display, move application windows, and more. So for instance pressing will move the currently selected windows to the next monitor.Īnd if you can think of a reason to do so, MultiMonitorTool also supports several command line options which allow you to control the program from scripts. You can also use menu options or keyboard shortcuts to carry out any particular action, though (check the Action menu to see for yourself). So if you right-click a display, for instance, you'll be able to disable or enable it, to enable or disable switching between monitors, or to set that monitor as your primary display.Īnd if you select a group of windows in the lower pane, then right-click, you'll be able to move them to the next, or the primary monitor with one further click. The easiest way to carry out an action on any object is just to right-click it, and choose whatever you need from the menu which appears. You can select one or more monitors in the upper pane and then use the following options: Disable Selected Monitors (Ctrl+F6), Enable Selected Monitors (Ctrl+F7), Disable/Enable Switch (Ctrl+F8), or Set As Primary Monitor (Ctrl+F9). Click any of these and you'll see the windows present on that display in the lower pane.

The program displays all the monitors it recognises in the upper pane. MultiMonitorTool is a small and simple program which can help you work with multiple monitors.

Download the new version for ipod MultiMonitorTool 2.10