Set additional screens

The following figures show examples of a computer's Window display properties and a corresponding screen profile that replicates the display properties.

In this example, the Windows display properties of the three screens attached to a workstation are:

Typically, there are three major tasks to configure a screen profile:

• Add the screens

• Position the screens

• Configure the properties of the screens

The following steps demonstrate these general tasks by building an example screen profile that replicates a computer's Windows display properties shown above.

1. Open a screen profile that you created, which shows the default Primary screen.

2. Rename the Primary screen to Screen1

3. Add a screen, which appears to the right of the Primary screen and is named Screen2.

   Screen2 has same properties as Screen1 except its name and it does not contain a task bar. Also, Screen2 is the selected screen.

4. Add another screen, which appears to the right of Screen2 and is named Screen3.

   

5. Set Screen3 as the primary screen in the screen profile.

6. Drag Screen2 to the left of Screen1.

   The three screens of the profile have been created and are in the approximate configuration that matches the Windows display properties.

7. Set the properties of Screen1 to match Screen1 of the computer's Window display properties.

   If necessary, drag Screen2 and Screen3 to align both screens to the bottom of Screen1.

8. Set the properties of Screen2 to match the properties of screen 2 of the Windows display properties.

   Your screen profile should match the Windows display properties.