System out on Dual Monitor systems

Hi,
I am trying to write an application running on single processor, but dual monitor facility. So differnet monitor must get differnet display from same process.
May I know how can I capture the monitor standard output. I know we have System.out that is set to standard monitor, in this case I "think" it will consider the first monitor has standard output. So, how can I capture actual output stream to each monitor so that I can set the system out property to which ever monitor I wish.
Thanks
HKG...

I don't understand. System.out and System.err write to the standard out and err streams. When running Java in a command window under a GUI environment like Windows, Mac OS or Unix or Linux with X-based graphical displays, these streams will be default be displayed in the shell window that started the program. This window will be on what every display you placed it, the Java program has no control.
If the Java program is a GUI (AWT, Swing or SWT), then System.out and System.err output still goes (by default) to whatever shell window started the program or into the bit bucket if no shell windows as associated with starting the program.

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