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Is there any possible way to disperse the panes on a second display? Or on different parts of the screen?
I am using 2 monitors and I want to keep translation pane on the first screen and move all other panes to second screen.
Thanks in advance,
M. Ali
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...I do not think it is possible. However, it would be a good idea to email Kilgray about this, as it would be very welcome! I encourage you to suggest this improvement.
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Anthony Green இத்தாலி Local time: 12:00 இத்தாலியன் - ஆங்கிலம் + ...
you can just spread the window over two screens
Aug 17, 2016
I have spread the memoQ window across two screens at times when I have had projects with huge amounts of long hits, but it is a little excessive for most needs I would have thought!
My normal configuration of the memoQ interface on one screen and browsers etc on the other is usually more than ample.
MollyRose
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Thanks Anthony and Tomás for the shared suggestions.
Much appreciated.
Best,
M. Ali
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MollyRose யுனைடட் ஸ்டேத்ஸ் Local time: 05:00 ஆங்கிலம் - ஸ்பேனிஷ் + ...
spread across the screens
Jun 15, 2018
Thanks, Anthony! This is a huge help. I just dragged, resizing, so the editor part went over to the left screen. Then I resized some more so that the translation results section is all on the right. I also moved the preview to the lower right. Now I can see what I am doing! I couldn´t find an answer anywhere else, so I appreciate this.
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Michael Beijer யுனைடட் கிங்டம் Local time: 11:00 உறுப்பினர் டச் - ஆங்கிலம் + ...
Although it's not very intuitive, it is definitely possible to undock the Translation results pane!
Oct 19, 2021
First, make sure the View pane is open. It will usually open as a tab in the Translation results pane, which is what we want.
This is where the magic starts. You can now undock the Translation results pane and drag it to your other screen!
By the way, once the Translation results pane is on your other screen, you can then choose to leave the View pane on your first screen, or move it to the other one as well.
First, make sure the View pane is open. It will usually open as a tab in the Translation results pane, which is what we want.
This is where the magic starts. You can now undock the Translation results pane and drag it to your other screen!
By the way, once the Translation results pane is on your other screen, you can then choose to leave the View pane on your first screen, or move it to the other one as well.
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