Mike01
5 discussion posts
Hello, is there a function or trigger which locks the cursor to the current active monitor?. The problem is that if I switch my second one off the and move the cursor on the first (active) monitor to the edges, the cursor disapears and doesn't get locked onto the dges of the monitor. If not it would be nice to implement this behaviour in the next version.
There sure is! On the Settings > Functions tab, you can set a key combination on the "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Monitor."
There wouldn't be a way to automatically detect when the second monitor is off though. If the mouse is passing over to it when it's turned off, that means that Windows is still seeing it as enabled, so DisplayFusion would also think it's enabled still.
Mike01
5 discussion posts
Forgotten to mention I have divided the active monitor into two subscreens. I have tried your solution before, but the mouse gets only locked on one subscreen and not on the entire monitor screen boundaries. This is because DF sees every subscreen as a separate monitor (which I realy don't understand why or why there is no function to disable that).
Ah gotcha. We'd need to add a new function then, something like "Lock/Unlock Mouse Cursor to Current Monitor (ignore monitor splits)." I've put that on our feature request list, and we'll be sure to let you know when we're able to add that.
Thanks!
Mike01
5 discussion posts
Hello, at present it is not possible to play with these things, because I have a lot of work to do and I need a system which works well. That’s the reason why I bought this software, but unfortunately I recognized that at the present development state it doesn’t suits my conditions 100%. I will try to find some free time to spend on that and I will post here when I have news.
Oct 28, 2019 (modified Oct 28, 2019)
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#9
basicCode
1 discussion post
Is there a features using 2 mouse, locking the other one to the secondary monitor? while the other mouse can freely use between primary and secondary monitor(dual monitor)?
That's not something DisplayFusion supports, sorry!