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10.7: Dual Monitor full-screen app trick
Could not get this to work. Please explain "pause/stop". If I hold the swipe animation half way through the transition I can see two separate screens, but I cannot interact with spotlight or anything else. I'd really love to get this work.
10.7: Dual Monitor full-screen app trick
This is how it works for me:
10.7: Dual Monitor full-screen app trick
I had problems to understand this bit as well and I think it's not well described. You have to start the "other" app without using the mouse - e.g. invoke Spotlight with the keyboard shortcut. I think it's cmd or control and space but I'm not sure as I have changed this setting. I used Quicksilver and I see now, that this is just a trick to move an application window to the "private" fullscreen space of a fs app.
10.7: Dual Monitor full-screen app trick
Open A full Screen App (Safari, for example). Then begin opening a new app (invoke spotlight [command + space] and hit enter, bring up dock and click an icon). As soon as you begin opening that app (clicking enter, clicking the icon, etc.) begin a gesture to swap spaces (3/4 swipe left/right depending on your trackpad set up, or two finger swipe on magic mouse) but don't fully swap spaces. Move to where the animation has kicked and you can see what is in both spaces. The new app should open in the original Full Screen App's Space and can be moved into the remaining Unused space on the second monitor. |
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