Displaying different spaces in dual monitors

Hi, all.
I am using dual monitors in Mountain Lion. Can I display different spaces (desktop 1, desktop 2 or dashboard) in different monitors using mission control?
Thank you.

lokyin wrote:
I am watching live broadcast or youtube in Safari in one window and browing the web in another window separatly. When I put the live broadcast or youtube in full screen (not the Safari full screen mode), I cannot browse the web in the other window beacuse I cannot locate my mouse.
Any suggestion for me to watch youtube in full screen in one monitor and browse the web in the other monitor using the same application?
Thank you.
I don't know how to achieve what you want exactly, but for this very same purpose I have used two browsers.
My usual browser is Safari, but I have successfully done what you describe by opening the broadcast with Chrome and navigating the web in Safari at the same time (I suppose Firefox would work just as well).

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I have arranged my tool panels (swatches/paragraph styles etc.) onto the second monitor. However, every time I restart InDesign, all my tool panels go back to one monitor and I have to drag all the tool panels back to the second monitor. Is there some way that the program remembers the workspace on a dual monitor setup?
Also, The screen of my InDesign is often truncated into the top left hand corner. See screen capture attached.

I see from your screenshot that you have probably set Multiple displays to Duplicate these displays in Windows.
Right click on the desktop and choose Screen resolution. Set Multiple displays to Extend these displays.
That's how I've got my two monitors set up in Windows 7, and I have no problem with the panels on the second monitor.

Spaces and Dual Monitors

I have a new 24" iMac with a 22" Dell extending the desktop. When I activate spaces it switches between the spaces for both monitors (as I'm sure it should). However, I am wanting to know if there is a way for me to make it where Spaces will only switch the main iMac screen and not switch the Dell. This is because I use the Dell to hold Snitter, Adium, CoverSutra, Transmission, etc. Things that I would like to have open at all times.

what you can do is assign Snitter, Adium, CoverSutra and Transmission to every space in Spaces preferences and make sure that their application windows are positioned on your Dell. This will more or less accomplish what you are after.

Spaces, Applications, Dual Monitors

I have Mail and my web browser set to open in "all spaces". I have two monitors and would like both applications to open in my "main" monitor (left one). When I open them, however, they always open in the secondary monitor (right one). Is there a way to change this? Help appreciated! Thanks.
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what you can do is assign Snitter, Adium, CoverSutra and Transmission to every space in Spaces preferences and make sure that their application windows are positioned on your Dell. This will more or less accomplish what you are after.

No signal to dual monitors on start up

HP ENVY Phoenix 810-170st CTO Desktop PC, windows 8.1
Two computer monitors, same models, one connected by dvi and one by hdmi. Upon start up they will randomly fail to display anything and will say "no signal, entering power saving mode". Sometimes unplugging one while the computer is still on will allow the other to start displaying and I can log in then plug the other in. Sometimes though I need to manually power off the computer, unplug one, power back up, log in and then plug the other in. Both displays work, both cables are fine, it just seems that occasionally when I power up with both displays plugged in neither will recognize it is getting a signal. Furthermore, once actually logged in I can reconnect the second display without a problem. Any ideas?

Hello naros89,
I have read your post on how you are intermittently experiencing display issues from your dual monitor setup, and I would be happy to guide you towards a resolution! To begin, I will need to ask you a few questions:
Has your computer completed all of its important Windows Updates?
Have you updated your HP drivers using the HP Support Assistant?
Is this an on-going, or recent issue?
What is the Product and Model Number of your two monitors?
In the meantime, I recommend following this document on Using Two or More Monitors with One Computer (Windows 8). This should help stablize your dual-display setup by alloting one of your monitors as a primary display, and the other as a secondary.
Please re-post with the results of your troubleshooting, as well as the requested information above. I look forward to your reply!
Regards
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DUAL MONITOR BUG: One Picture – One Monitor – Different Colors!

There have been several threads discussing that Photoshop CS4 and OS 10.6. show wrong colors in dual monitor setups.
The first one to prove this with a screen capture was jb510-LJ0JJQ in August 2009: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2207312#2207312
Eight months and three OS updates later the problem is still there and makes professional work with more than one monitor a nuisance.
Here's another actual example: A picture and its 100% identical copy showing different colors on one screen!
Here's how to repeat it – try this at home ;-)
1) In the finder make a copy of a rgb picture.
2) Open one of the two identical pics in photoshop.
3) Drag it to the other monitor.
When releasing the mouse button you may see the bug already: the colors will "switch".
4) To verify this go to system presets - monitors - and change the primary monitor (by dragging the menu bar to the other)
5) Now open the identical copy you made in step 1) and see the difference!
Here's a synopsis of suggested workarounds:
1) disable open GL (which seem to makes no difference on my setup)
2) click "desaturate monitor colors" but set desaturation to 0 (which prevents visual switching in step 3) (only if openGL is ON) but also leads to a wrong display in step 4+5
3) make the hardware calibrated monitor your default monitor and strictly avoid changes or dragging pics to the other monitor (which seems to be the only reliable method)
4) some guys even force both monitors to use the profile of their hardware-calibrated monitor (using color sync) to make sure they see what they should see on at least that one monitor. What a stone-age workaround for the the world's leading imaging program!
Considering that reliable colors in professional (=multi monitor) settings should be the most basic function of photoshop this mayor malfunction should be solved with CS5! Otherwise we might have to live with it for some more years...
Have Adobe and Apple realized this bug and on their agenda? Will it be gone with OS 10.6.3? Can anyone explain the reasons for this bad bug? Is there a "officially" recommended workaround?
Thanks, regards,
Eric

There have been several threads dealing with this malfunction. But most faded out in silence or acceptance of the workarounds.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2207312#2207312
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/521483
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2272192#2272192
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/311761?start=0&tstart=0
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/618927?tstart=60
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/603992?tstart=90
http://www.wetcanvas.com/forums/showthread.php?t=552977
http://www.hilfdirselbst.ch/gforum/gforum.cgi?post=368889?search_string=zwei%20monitor#368 889
But man, this is no minor bug! Consistent colors are the by far most important basic function of photoshop. If you cannot rely on the colors in photoshop you can as well use "Preview" and "Word" for print production ;-)
Carson, how did Apple react to your complaint? What do you mean with "they don't get it". Do they not see it? Or can't they get it right?
Shall we open a thread at apple forums to point out that it's not the problem of a single user?

Dual Monitor display/firmware difference

I purchased a Pavilion 27xi monitor from the HP Shopping site in October 2014 and purchased an additional 27xi to be used in a dual monitor setup. I received the new monitor this week. The newer monitor does not match the color/white of my existing monitor. When I move a white rectangle so it displays on each monitor, on the new monitor it appears as greenish gray instead of the white of the older monitor. I have done the factory resets, switched display adapter outputs (NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT), tried one monitor at a time on either adapter output. All with no change in the behavior of the new monitor. The internal setup/control menus of the monitors differ in content and style/color.
Older monitor info: manuf: April 2014, Rev: RIM111
New monitor info: manuf: Dec 2014, Rev: RIM232
I have talked with HP "support" and one person thought it was because of the revision level difference.
I want the display quality of the older monitor, Rev: RIM111. If the monitor difference is because of the revision level, can the newer monitor be put at the RIM111 level. I tried to purchase a monitor with the RIM111 level and was told by HP Shopping that they do not have any at that level. I this a firm level that can be changed? If so how do I accomplish that?

Hello @tomas44,
Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the HP Forums I would like to direct your attention to the HP Forums Guide First Time Here? Learn How to Post and More.
I understand that the newest monitor you have connected to your desktop computer does not match the color/white of the existing display, and I would be happy to assist you in this matter!
To ensure that your system is properly configured for dual monitor displays, I recommend following the steps in this document on Using Two or More Monitors with One Computer (Windows 8). If everything is setup accordingly, I recommend following the steps below for the newest monitor:
Step 1. Unplug the power cord from the back of the monitor and the wall
Step 2. Hold the power button down for at least one minute
Step 3. Plug the power cord back into the monitor and then into the wall outlet (not a power bar or surge protector)
Step 4. Press the Menu button on the monitor
Step 5. Navigate to the Factory Reset option and select it
Step 6. Try a different cable connecting your monitor to your computer
If the above steps did not resolve your issue you can try the monitor on a computer or other device to see if the issue persists. Please call our technical support at 800-474-6836. If you live outside the US/Canada Region, please click the link below to get the support number for your region.
http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-phone-assist.html
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[SOLVED]fluxbox,dual monitor apps without DISPLAY command

Hello, i use a dual monitor system with nvidia videocard, i don't use xinerama and twinview i use they as 2 different displays.
Recently i updated my arch system and now i can't start applications on the second screen just selecting and clicking on menu, but i have to use the command DISPLAY=:0.1 before the app name.
Before the system update i was able to run applications just selectin it from menu and they started in the monitor where the menu was called!!!
FYI i use fluxbox git, i just update it.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advice!
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As reporteed here:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/g … ser/222370
is a bug of libX11, i downgraded to 1.3.5 and it's solved

How do Dual Monitor with my Mac Book Pro (Boot camped with Windows 8) through my mini display port VIA Thunderbolt to a iMac (Model Mid 2011)?

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so you want the notebook forum, not this one
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https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/mac_os?view=discussions
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I just bought a 12 core with Quatro 4000 and 5770, I want to use dual monitor setup, monitors are NEC with Spectraview-II. How do I connect? 4000 only has 1 Display Port and 1 DVI. 5770 has 2 of each, if I use both 5770 Display Ports, does the 4000 contribute any work at all? I read where on a PC they would work together, but on a MAC they do not.
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Any ideas, I am a Mac newbie, have not ever tried a Mac Pro, just bought off ebay and now I have these problems.
As a last resort I could sell both and get a 5870. That would work, I'm sure of that, it's just that I wanted the better graphics card.
Thanks,
Bill

The Hatter,
I am a novice at Mac so I read all I can. From what I understand the NEC monitors I bought require Display Port for their maximum performance. The GTX 680 only has DVI outputs. Difference from what I understand is larger bandwidth with the DP.
You said I have the 4000 for CUDA. I am not all that familiar with CUDA and when I do read about it I do not understand it.
A concern I have is, that if I connect the 2 high end NEC monitors via the 5770, using it's 2 Display Ports I would have nothing connected to the 4000. Is the 4000 doing anything with nothing connected? I read where in a PC system the 2 cards would interact but in a Mac system they do not.
Bottom line, as I see it, the 4000 will not be useful at all to me, since I want a dual monitor set-up.
So far the 5870 seems the best choice, higher band width than the 5770, and it has 2 Display Ports to optimize the NEC monitors.
I'm not sure how fine I am splitting hairs, nor do I know how important those hairs are. I am just trying to set up a really fast reliable system that will mainly be used for CS6 and LR4. Those NEC monitors are supposed to be top notch.

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Upto 1920*12000...
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How do I have dual monitor for different windows

I wanted to use two monitors. One to monitor my file while the other as my working window. I am using Imac Intel Duo Core 17" and I heard that I need to buy the adapter. If I buy the adapter, what else need I click so that the FCE can be split into 2 separate monitors. Is there a function? Has anyone done this before?

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With different dual monitors can you choose which image to print

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I'm trying to set up a dual monitor for my new iMac. I'm using a second display I used with my old G5. My iMac recognizes the second monitor but the monitor won't turn on. Power button doesn't do anything on the monitor itself.

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