Maximize Application
Tim CatalanoMaximize Application
Tim CatalanoFor multiple monitor setups. Maximize Application will cause the application to span all displays. Plus tools for working across multiple monitors.
Free
Use the ribbon button to cause the application to fill all your screens available. If you have only one monitor, it will just maximize to that screen.
Everyone here at my company that likes to work across multiple screens has found this tool to be very useful. Working on large building systems projects in 3D, it is often very useful to see what you’re working on in multiple views simultaneously.
Previously we were using the NVidia NView application to do this for us, but it occasionally just stops working. We also got some new workstations with ATI cards in them, and their application doesn't work the same. Now we get consistent multi-monitor spanning very easily within the application.
In version 2 I have added a new support command SplitAtScreen that will split your model space into viewports with their edges aligned to the edge of your physical monitors.
And now it's free! Enjoy.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
Are there any known issues with this product?
If your taskbar doesn't auto hide, there will be a gap that size on non-primary screens. This is only the case when the taskbar runs parallel with your screen configuration and does not span multiple displays itself. You can enable auto-hide by right-clicking a blank area of your taskbar and choosing properties, form there just check the auto-hide option and hit the ok button. You can also drag your taskbar to the side of one of your screens as well.
Is there additional support information provided?
Email me tcatalano@rkmi.com with questions or comments anytime. I'll answer them Monday thru Friday, 7:00 am to 3:00 pm MST.
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