Hi all,

I just started using DisplayFusion with my 42.5" monitor and I'm very happy with it - thanks for the Christmas sale.

Does DisplayFusion support maximizing across multiple splits? i.e. if I have a vertical split, sometimes I want the Window to use only the top split, other times both - is this possible?

Lastly, Window snapping doesn't seem as sticky as AquaSnap ... is this how snapping behaves with DisplayFusion?

Thanks.

Let's say I have two splits, is there a way to select how many splits a window fills up?

Normally I want a window to maximize over 1 split, but occasionally I want it to maximize over 2 split

As for stickiness it doesn't seem as obvious as AquaSnap, the catching of the edges is not as obvious as some other apps.

Are there plans to implement maximizing a window across multiple splits? (i.e. I have 2 splits on the left half of the monitor, and 3 splits on the right; I want the window to 'auto fit' or maximize itself to either the 2 splits on the left, or 3 splits on the right)

Initially, this wasn't what I was going for, but the more I played around with it, it will do exactly what I needed. Thank you so much for the help and quick response! There are a ton of features in DisplayFusion and I'm still learning. Much appreciated Keith!

I had been looking for this same functionality (essentially Win-Right/Left when form is crossing defined splits).

This thread provides a method which nearly does that...

The only issue I have is if define the Y-position less than 20 it shifts the window where a large portion (maybe half of it is above the screen. If I use 20 or more then it is located correctly.

I have a 4K monitor with 2x2 splits. Using Pro 9.6.1.
Complete monitor setup is rotated 1080p (2 splits, top/bottom) then 4k (2x2 splits) then normal 1080p montior (no splits), 3 monitors total

Recorded values were:
X = 1920, Y =0, Width = 1920, Height = 2122

If I use Y <20 then it locates the window above the screen.

In my last test I set Y=19 then used the crosshairs to find what it used...
Y was set to -1042, all other values were as expected... If I set Y=0 it also ended up with Y=-1042.

I noticed similar issues when manually trying to move a window in a C# scripted function (but didn't debug the final Y)

Thanks,
Greg

Here are the files. After the screen is located in the wrong location you can drag the crosshair icon to the screen and the "Position Y" shows as -1042

App was Microsoft Word, @ 9:47 possible 9:48

Weird. I didn't try it as originally done first (but should have). Tried 1080, 1500, 2100, 2120, 2121, and then 2122. In that order they all looked to work properly. On next reboot I will try again starting with 2122