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Old 03-14-2005, 04:03 PM
Matt24 Matt24 is offline
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Default Multiple Monitors Problem

I run 4 monitors and my destop is on the far right monitor. I play my games on the first 2 monitors on the left. The problem is, when I open a new table, it opens up on the far right monitor and it also opens up overlapping the toolbar at top, so I always have to move the toolbar up so I can move the poker table back over to the left monitor. Is there anyway to get the poker table to just come up on the left monitor where it should go? Thanks
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Old 03-14-2005, 05:18 PM
baumer baumer is offline
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Default Re: Multiple Monitors Problem

i have multi-monitor setup as well but I've found that no matter what, partypoker will open its windows on the primary monitor.

even after using special software that is supposed to detect new windows and remember where they should go, partypoker falls under the radar and cannot be controlled

i'd be happy to hear of any working methods, but its really not that big an inconvenenience unless yer playin an MTT and getting moved constantly


(im assuming you use partypoker, but im sure others behave similarly)
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Old 03-14-2005, 06:15 PM
illunious illunious is offline
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Default Re: Multiple Monitors Problem

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Is there anyway to get the poker table to just come up on the left monitor where it should go?

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Make the left monitor the primary monitor (the start menu and desktop icons don't have to be on the primary monitor BTW).
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