Using Muse on dual screens

Hi
Is it possible some how to use Muse on dual displays?
I use it all the time in Premiere, and would love it for Muse too, but when I drag the application window to fit both screens, everything is centered, with the two black edged of the monitors in the middel, whic is a tiny frustrating 
Thanks.
Ulf

No, the iPad cannot support two external screens, not if you want different content on each. If the client wants both screens to display the same content, then you'll just need an appropriate splitter to take the output of the iPad to each screen.
Regards.

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