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is there any good multi monitor software and orthing stuff?

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Hi there OS users, is there any good multi monitor software out trhere?

Edited by yugiohadvance

Besides the one provided by microsoft? There's extramon and maxivista

Edited by CptMurphy

There's always UltraMon, which has more features than most need (for a price, though). But, really now, Windows itself has pretty decent multi monitor support these days; it can't do some things (like span two monitors while cloning one of them onto a third), but if all you want is a discrete picture on each or perfect cloning, just use what the OS gives you.

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I'm still looking for more settings for both monitors like nforce has to offer and microsoft. extending desktop is one way. still i'm look very good amount of software the programers have to offer. presides ultramon.

Edited by yugiohadvance

I've used Ultramon (trial version) with a two monitor setup and its helps greatly. The ability to assign open windows to each monitor is very useful, as well as the one-click transfer to the other monitor.

There is another software called multimon (Atleast, I think thats its name, I havent used it myself) which is freeware. Don't know how many monitors it supports though.

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