I understand we already have the feature to have software open on specified monitors, but if the software is already open and I'm simply changing monitor profiles I'd like certain ones to stay on the monitors I want. Sorry if this sounds confusing, but this would be a really great addition to DisplayFusion!

It's usually with about 4-5 programs that i have to switch back over whenever I change profiles. For instance, I have 2 monitors and a TV that's behind me. Whenever I switch to a profile that includes the TV most of the programs I have open will automatically switch to the TV, when I would rather it stay on one of my dual monitors.

This might suite your needs, it moves everything to your primary monitor after loading one of 2 monitor profiles
Any line with a // is a comment, and needs your specific info

Also @ keith: Im recieving an error "You have an open {i} with no matching closing {/i} tag preventing me from posting the CODE without amendment

Thanks! I'll give it a shot and I'll update on how it goes.

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Drawing;
using System.IO;

public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
{

//Put the number of screens you have here V excluding your tv.
if (BFS.Monitor.GetMonitorIDs().Length > 1)
{
//Put the name of your profile that doesnt include your TV where "Bed" is
BFS.DisplayFusion.LoadMonitorProfile("Dual Monitor");

}
else
{
//put the name of the profile including your extra TV where "Desk" is
BFS.DisplayFusion.LoadMonitorProfile("Main + TV");

IntPtr[] handles = BFS.Window.GetVisibleWindowHandles();
BFS.General.Sleep(100);
for (int i = 0; i < handles.Length; i++)
//Because the forum is being dumb, replace the {} at the end of the below line with []
BFS.Window.MoveToMonitor(2, handles{i});
}

}
}
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It doesn't seem to work, or I didn't do it right. Any idea on what I did wrong? I did replace {i} with brackets as well. I'm not familiar with scripting.

//Because the forum is being dumb, replace the {} at the end of the below line with []
BFS.Window.MoveToMonitor(2, handles{i});

Possibly..
it needs to say Handles[ i ] (without spaces