TrickyDee
3 discussion posts
Any chance of the calendar on secondary monitors when clock clicked, in same manor as primary?
May 7, 2011 (modified Jan 26, 2012)
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#1
It's something we're working on, and I've added your vote to the feature request.
Thanks!
We've actually got this feature working now, and will be available in the next release.
We don't have a public feature request list but we keep one internally, so for voting, just mention it in the forums, or shoot us an email and we'll make sure the vote gets added :)
Thanks!
Oct 24, 2011 (modified Oct 24, 2011)
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#4
Michael C McCune
1 discussion post
Out of focus monitor dimming - it would be great if the monitors that didn't have focus could be dimmed to a certain degree. Possibly with a fade in effect that could also be configured.
Great product, thanks!
We do have an open feature request for this, so I've added your vote.
Thanks!
Eduard1
2 discussion posts
I would like to view the calendar when I click the clock too.
I lookes around settings but couldn't find it.
I have 3 monitors and the clock is set on the right monitor, my main is the one in the middle (2).
Using windows 7 64 bit.
Thank you for your time!
Eduard1
2 discussion posts
Yeah, that's what I read above, the thing is that I'm running 3.5(Beta 1) I have automatic updates on : )
Should I uninstall and install 3.4?
I disabled the clock in the main monitor and enabled it with Display Fusion on the right side monitor.
Thank you for your time.
Ah ok, the clock needs to be enabled on the Windows taskbar for the calendar to work on DisplayFusion taskbar. Unfortunately there's no way around that at the moment.
Thanks!
