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- AudioIrony
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- AudioIrony
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- Location: Mood Ring Umbrella Satchel
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- AudioIrony
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yeah, did all that. Thanks everyone, I'm sure I'm doing everything correctly, it just seems to be broken. clicking on the little dual monitors icon was the first thing I did - expected it to work from there. Then I read the manual and dragged out a virtual screen to cover both areas... still no joy after closing off the settings panel.. oh well.
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Yup.. every other package I use that has windows or palettes can be dragged to the other monitor... even folders and hard drive icons within the OS itself.... it all works perfectly well.
I used OS mode once and NEVER again, as you say, it is VERY buggy and I had to edit the main config file to get my windows back LOL....
I used OS mode once and NEVER again, as you say, it is VERY buggy and I had to edit the main config file to get my windows back LOL....