
Now, for the purpose of demonstration, I make a change to the arrangement of displays, so they look like this:Īnd, just like that, the left corner of the second display works, and corner that does not work is the right corner of the main display - for the same reason as above. The one that does not work is the left bottom corner of the second display - why?īecause it is hard, or impossible to hit the corner properly - when i do, I am in the first display. Let me tell you: THREE of them work, ONE doesn't. I have set hot corners in the bottom left and bottom right (start screen saver and mission control, but that is kind of irrelevant here).Ĭan you guess which corners work and which don't? The left is my rMBP internal display and the right is my iMac in Target Display Mode. I do not have a setup with three displays but I think I know what is happening.įirst let me show you how the two displays in my rMBP are positioned, because this is key to what follows. Ideally, I don't want to do this as the Wacom isn't strictly-speaking a monitor in that sense, but I was willing to if it solved this issue, but it doesn't.ĪFAICT, this is not a question of being the third or second or first display.
Mac move menu bar to second monitor mac#
It maintains this behaviour even when I assign the left monitor to be the main display in the Mac system.
Mac move menu bar to second monitor windows#
I have to manually drag the windows back to their respective monitors (timelines and tools on the left, project viewer and scopes on the right). So far, FCPX is the only app with this weird behaviour and it's driving me nuts.Įvery time I launch FCPX, the workspace flips.

I have a 2 monitor workspace for all my editing and animation apps.

This includes the Adobe apps Premiere and After Effects. They stay on the monitor side I set them. With all my applications this works fine. This is to accommodate my left hand in illustration projects or retouching. I have a dual monitor setup that is unusual (possibly), in that my second monitor is a Wacom drawing tablet, and I'm left-handed, so my second monitor is on my left, not right. Then with SketchUp closed, right click on the icon in the dock of the Asus and choose options>Assign to the appropriate desktop space.Dual monitor set up "glitch". In systems preferences > mission control> and check Displays have Separate Spaces, then restart. You can also assign specific applications completely to a certain desktop spaces.

The specific Windows keyboard shortcuts Im hoping to find equivalents to are the following: Move Window to Left Monitor: +.

But as long as it’s already running any file anywhere should be fine. Whats the MacOS equivalent to Windows keyboard shortcut to move AN individual window to another monitor Lets assume a dual-monitor setup. skp file from an open finder window on the Asus monitor, if you open a file from another desktop file window, the file should still open on the Asus but the app and toolbars will open on the desktop you double clicked the file from, just as if you started SketchUp from the dock in that monitor. If SketchUp is not currently running then you must open a. skp file window should open there in the correct size and location. After this if SketchUp is open on the Asus monitor any. Then quit SketchUp and let it close normally. Get SketchUp positioned and sized the way you want it on the Asus monitor, go to SketchUp>preferences>workspace>Save current window size (saves location info too). Hey, Sorry I had to go get dinner sorted.
