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From: mozgomedia on 1 Jan 2008 00:01
Is this really possible? How do I make Director palettes go onto the other
monitor in a two display environment? It seems Director only uses one monitor
no matter what even though I have an "extended desktop" configuration over two
monitors in Windows XP. This has been possible on Mac for eons. Can anyone
point me in the right direction?

From: TJD on 1 Jan 2008 01:34
Drag the main Director window across both monitors (in order to do this, the
window cannot be in full-screen mode), then resize or reposition any
Director mini-windows or palettes anywhere within that Director space. I
actually prefer this method over the "move palettes out of the main window"
method. It seems to give me a better "within-program" feel and does not
cause problems with my multi-monitor and multi-desk top system. I actually
hope Adobe doesn't change the new Director to the Photoshop/Illustrator way
of doing palettes as these "out-of-program" palettes tend to leak into my
other multi-desktops (using AltDesk).

"mozgomedia" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Is this really possible? How do I make Director palettes go onto the other
> monitor in a two display environment? It seems Director only uses one
> monitor
> no matter what even though I have an "extended desktop" configuration over
> two
> monitors in Windows XP. This has been possible on Mac for eons. Can anyone
> point me in the right direction?
>

From: mozgomedia on 3 Jan 2008 16:00
Many thanks. That makes sense. Didn't even think of that...
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