From your Computer

Open the DisplayFusion Settings and select the Remote Control tab.

Ensure the "Enable DisplayFusion Remote Control" and "Allow security code request popups" options are enabled.

From Your Mobile Device

Install the DisplayFusion Remote app on your mobile device. (Available for Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry)

Download from Google Play, the Apple App Store, Amazon, or the Windows Store.

Launch the DisplayFusion Remote app and tap the "Request Code" button next to your computer name. If your computer isn't automatically found, see Adding a Computer Manually below.

Enter the Security Code that is displayed on your computer's screen and tap OK.

You should now see a list of all Functions in DisplayFusion.

Expand any category and tap a Function name to run it on your computer.

From your Computer

On your computer, open the Windows Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center.

Click the "Change adapter settings" link on the left side.

Right-click your network adapter and choose "Status."

Click the "Details" button and copy the IPv4 Address.

From Your Mobile Device

Open the DisplayFusion Remote app on your mobile device and tap the

icon.

Enter the IP address copied from the earlier step and tap OK.

• Double-check that you've enabled the Remote Control feature in the DisplayFusion Settings.
• Make sure that DisplayFusion.exe is allowed through your firewall, or if you prefer to only open the specific port, make sure that TCP port 21452 is open.

1. Configure your DisplayFusion Settings.
2. Create the folder "C:\LogonScripts".
3. In a command prompt, run the following:

   "C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -settingsbackup C:\LogonScripts\DFSettings.reg


4. Create a text file with the following content:

   %systemroot%\regedit.exe /s C:\LogonScripts\DFSettings.reg

   .
   Save it as "ImportDFSettings.bat" in this location (the folder created earlier): "C:\LogonScripts\".
   
5. Open Start > Run, type in

   gpedit.msc

   and click OK.

6. Expand User Configuration > Windows Settings, and select Scripts (Logon/Logoff).

7. Double-click Logon in the right-pane, then click the Add button.
8. In the new window, click the Browse button and select C:\LogonScripts\ImportDFSettings.bat.

9. Click OK. Close the Local Group Policy Editor window.
10. In DisplayFusion, log in as a different user to test if your settings are correctly imported.

Update: This sale has ended, thanks everyone!

We're very excited to announce that DisplayFusion 6.1 is now available for download, and also on sale at up to 33% off until September 8th! This release consists mostly of bug fixes, but also adds Zenfolio as a new online wallpaper provider.

All of our other products are also on sale, so feel free to check out ClipboardFusion, FileSeek, iTunesFusion and LogFusion as well!

DisplayFusion 6.1 Highlights

• Added Zenfolio as an online wallpaper provider
• DeviantART image quality improvements
• Local random images no longer selects blank images sometimes
• Random local wallpaper image improvements (more random, better history)
• Alt+Tab Handler performance improvements
• Various Alt+Tab Handler usability improvements
• Resolved a few crashing bugs (crashing on startup, and when printing to PDF)
• VMware ThinApp apps no longer crash on startup
• 39 languages bundled (if you'd like to help translate DisplayFusion into your language, please contact us)
• Many other performance, stability and bug fixes

Updating DisplayFusion

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you've already purchased DisplayFusion, it's a lifetime license, so you can upgrade to this version at no cost! If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the DisplayFusion Change Log. We'd like to send out a big thanks to the dozens of people who helped with the DisplayFusion translations, and the thousands of people that helped test the Beta versions. Thanks everyone!

DisplayFusion 6.1 Screenshots

Online Wallpaper: Zenfolio

Monitor Configuration with Splits

Alt+Tab Handler: Show on All Monitors

Update: This sale has ended, thanks everyone!

It's that time again! Everyone's heading back to school, and we're offering all of our products at a sale price of up to 33% off, until September 8th!

• DisplayFusion from $16.75
• FileSeek from $6.03
• ClipboardFusion only $6.03
• iTunesFusion only $6.03
• LogFusion from $6.03

If you're not familiar with all of our apps, feel free to check them out on our More Apps page.

Good luck with the new school year, everyone!

DisplayFusion

FileSeek

ClipboardFusion

iTunesFusion

LogFusion

By default, this is the monitor marked with a "1" in the Monitor Configuration settings, though another monitor can be made primary by selecting it and clicking "Set as Primary."

• To add your Function to windows as a TitleBar Button, select the Function from the list and click "Add TitleBar Button." The "Enable TitleBar Buttons" checkbox must be enabled.
  
• The button will display in the mock TitleBar near the bottom of the Functions tab window. Drag the button to reorder it. To edit the button style, select the edit icon.
  
Choose the Image Set and Image from the dropdowns, then click "OK."

• To apply and save your changes, click "OK."
  

• To create a HotKey for your Mouse Cursor Function, double-click the Function in the list or select it and click the "Edit" button.
  
• Select any desired modifiers, and type the key in the text field you want for your HotKey. Click "OK."
  
• To apply and save your changes, click "OK."