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Jason Wong
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Before I buy the full version of DisplayFusion, can you please confirm that it will do the following?

I have 4 monitors in Portrait mode, A B C D.

I would like to know if DF can help me with maximizing one application over monitors A and B, and another application over monitors C and D. I would really like to maximize the application between the two monitors since at times the applications will snap back to a single monitor and have to resize and position the window again.

I know the free version of DF can span across all four monitors, and I love being able to open Excel 2010 across all four, but I do not need a four screen view of Outlook 2010. Even if I have to customize it via a hot key I am okay with that. Its better than manually resizing and positioning the application everyday.

Thanks for your time and assistance.
Mar 8, 2012 (modified Mar 9, 2012)  • #1
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Brian Abbott2
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Yes you can do that with hot keys. I did a search of the forums and found a post that showed how to setup hotkeys to do what you're asking and I'm using them right now successfully. Very usefull
Mar 9, 2012  • #2
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Just to confirm Brian's statement, you can definitely do this with custom HotKeys.

If the four monitors are all the same resolution, setting up two HotKeys using the settings in the attached screenshots will do the trick.

Hope that helps!
• Attachment: HotKey - Span the left two monitors.jpg [108,007 bytes]
HotKey - Span the left two monitors.jpg
HotKey - Span the left two monitors.jpg
• Attachment: HotKey - Span the right two monitors.jpg [103,013 bytes]
HotKey - Span the right two monitors.jpg
HotKey - Span the right two monitors.jpg
Mar 9, 2012 (modified Mar 9, 2012)  • #3
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