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Old 10-07-2019, 04:42 PM   #4
AlbanRampon
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Hello,

My colleague advised the most common use case which is connecting more monitors to a computer. There are also adapters with multiple ports active at the same time available.
The multiple mobile screen worker is not common as driving 3 times as many displays from the same laptop battery will have an obvious autonomy impact... and takes space.

To make managing multiple displays easier, or more comfortable, you might want more zones to snap application into compared to Windows default full sceen maximise only. The 3rd party software we have on our website are available for those who want additional functionality. They are not necessary to use our technology. I have 3 external displays + laptop embedded display and I have used such applications to move application to screen sub-zones when I unlock my laptop.

Windows menus easily allow to clone 2 displays. I don't know how to clone across more than 2 with that menu (I just tried, and it's 2), or via command line. This is not a common use case. There might be command lines available to force that, but when we first evaluated it, Actual Monitors allowed that and was more user friendly than running commands in the MS-DOS-like prompt.

Regards,
Alban
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