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CloudWatcher

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1. What OS?

Reply to Girard442 (Original post)

Sun Mar 29, 2020, 03:28 PM

Mar 2020

There are "screen organizer" apps for Windows and macOS. Some free, none expensive. I just looked at the Apple store and stopped after reading about a dozen of them.

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Making the best use of a big monitor. [View all] Girard442 Mar 2020 OP

What OS? CloudWatcher Mar 2020 #1

TY. Win 10. Fixed the OP. I'll look into them. I'd have to get the go-ahead from IT and... Girard442 Mar 2020 #3

Most OSes have support for multiple virtual desktops HuskyOffset Mar 2020 #2

TY. It's Win 10. Fixed the OP. I use Oracle VirtualBox at home, basically to run... Girard442 Mar 2020 #4

It's not a VM HuskyOffset Mar 2020 #5

In the past, when I did more work from home... discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2020 #6

Remote access S/W is cool. Girard442 Mar 2020 #7

You might find Stardock Fences an excellent utility to manage your desktop screen. OAITW r.2.0 Apr 2020 #8