Dual monitor wallpaper

August 6th, 2013

Probly something simple iv overlooked for quite some time now, but just wondering if any 1 knows how to make it so my wallpaper can cover the width of the total size of 2 monitors. so like half on 1 and half on the other, instead of it putting the same image on each screen.
Hope u know what im getting at ^_^

Answer #1
You want Actual Multiple Monitors, you can do individual wall paper, screen savers, task bars and it will enable snapping (cuz I hope you have aero snap off, its terrible piece of crap).
I am using v3.4 right now, been working perfect for a while now, I got it off WBB!
Just don’t be scared to configure it, its as powerful as you set it to be, but if you default and go, you might not like all the stupid buttons it adds to the titlebar’s (I know I didn’t); but that goes for every piece of software you ever download.
Answer #2
Ill give Actual Multiple Monitors a try, tnx for the heads up.
Answer #3
check it
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Set_Up_Multiple_Monitors
Answer #4
|Leader| replied: check it
http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Set_Up_Multiple_Monitors

This tells nothing about how to configure individual wallpaper (since windows does not support that).
What was the point of this post?
Answer #5
Another couple ways.
1. If your using an AMD card, you can configure your desktop to eyefinity display and simply set the wallpaper.
2. You can always swap to Windows Developer preview (which I’m doing at the moment) and set the wallpaper as ‘Tiled’
Answer #6
i used ultramon with multiple monitors. you should give that a shot as it will extent the task bar (bar at the bottom) to the other screen
Answer #7
Another vote for UltraMon, I hav enever tried “Active Multiple Monitors” though.
Answer #8
Ste#. replied: i used ultramon with multiple monitors.
.GhostShot. replied: Another vote for UltraMon, I hav enever tried "Active Multiple Monitors" though.
I have used DisplayFusion, UltraMon, and Actual Multiple Monitor.
I can tell you that Actual Multiple Monitors is the best.
UlttraMon does not have NEAR as many options as AMM.

 

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