It seems that there is alot of free space when this option is checked, for example with a height of 650 there is definitely room for 3 rows of apps, Im not sure if you can do anything about the spacing though it would be nice if you could

Also I was wondering if there was a way to get it to display on top of the screen rather than the bottom, If you recall my windows phone project Keith I was thinking it might be nice if the small screen had 2 things on it in-place of the desktop, Firstly would be the on-screen keyboard, and secondly for the top half would be the metro UI.

Im also looking for a way to keep both of these from minimizing when i attempt to drag a window over (I assume there's a registry value for this feature?)

Update: ive found a way (through monitor splits) to have the modern UI for the top 2/3 of the screen, and windows onscreen keyboard on the bottom 1/3, Now i just need to find a way to lock them there Any ideas? ive just about created a decent UI design thanks to display fusion and its many unique and useful features

well Ideally it would open automatically, and stay open at all times, when an app is clicked on the start screen it would open fullscreen on that screen, but when going back to the start screen it would appear the same Heres a screenshot of how it currently looks under perfect conditions The left being the phones screen, the right being the desktop.

I think i might end up doing the keyboard in rainmeter, and overlaying it over the entire desktop, when when you click the keyboard shortcut (front and center) it brings up the keyboard for use. because after testing on a 5' device its quite small as it currently is, and i see no way to adjust it how i need

So basically I want the metro UI to stay open and on the phones screen at all times (unless an app is running on the phone screen, or the desktop tile is explicitly clicked

Update: yea I've decided I'm going to throw rainmeter over the desktop, though I still need a way to stop the metro UI from minimizing when a user tries to drag a window to the phones screen. I'm now back to only the 2 physical screens rather than splitting the phone screen into a virtual one.

Im using it with cursor locking (I asume you tried it that way as well) and for the most part it doesnt seem to minimize until the cursor gets pretty close to the edge (and only in the bottom corner) Maybe theres a way to detect when the mouse is being held in?, then modify the lock offset? Im still looking at other methods, and I really hope I find something soon because we only have about 4 weeks until our final project Im sure ill find something though ^^