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Valdemar 2007-03-25 06:10
I'm testing Ultramon and it is awsome, this weekend I try the MirrorMon to mirror the second monitor in a window in the primary monitor, work just fine. I'm wondering if is possible to define the source monitor in the command line. I have 3 monitors.
Mirroring a monitor:
MirrorMon.exe /s 1 0x10001 /m 1 (I wanna mirror the second monitor)
Ultramon it is a awsome software.
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Christian Studer 2007-03-25 07:45
To mirror a secondary monitor in a window on the primary monitor, you could use the following command:
MirrorMon.exe /s 2 <sourceCoordinates> /m <targetMonitor>
For example if monitor 2 has the coordinates -1024,0 - 0,768 (you can see the coordinates under UltraMon menu > About), and you want the MirrorMon window on monitor 1:
MirrorMon.exe /s -1024,0,0,768 /m 1
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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Valdemar 2007-03-26 06:10
MirrorMon.exe /s 1 0x10001 /m 1
In that example above it is working but with the primary monitor mirror itself.
What I understand is that:
The param /s means source type with
The param /m means where the windows will appear, it is that correct?
My question is?
Witch param can I use to define which monitor (1,2 or 3) the MirrorMon will mirror?
Ultramon it is a awsome software.
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Christian Studer 2007-03-26 09:12
You do this with the /s option, but monitor numbers aren't supported.
You would need to specify the monitor coordinates, or a monitor handle (0x10001), but monitor handles change frequently.
Christian Studer - www.realtimesoft.com
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