I had a dual monitor system for a while about 2 years ago, and Finale operated with it in the way you described - you would need to drag the window across both monitors to display a document on each screen, and even then there's no quick way to just flip a document over to the other screen ( which is one of the real benefits or dual monitors in other apps); you had to drag it over. If you maximise the windows in Finale it would max over both screens. This was around Finale 2002/03, but I don't think it's different now, so to be honest, I didn't find it of much real value in Finale.

Colin.

Robert Patterson wrote:

Hello. I would like to know if anyone on the list uses Windows Finale with 2 or more monitors. If
so, how does Finale's MDI interface work in this context? When I run WinFin, I don't picture how I
could view two Finale docs on two different monitors without dragging the Finale app window
across both of them. To me, it seems like this could be cumbersome both for managing screen
real estate and for accessing menu items from the secondary monitor.

But I'm curious to know if anyone is actually doing this. (Viewing 2 docs on 2 separate monitors in
Windows.) Any insights you have would be appreciated.

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