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Ok, I have 3 monitors on my desk hooked up in multi-monitor configuration. &nbsp;I love it. &nbsp;Now with the advent of bigger, cheaper, monitors, its possibe to get one 30+ inch monitor with some outstanding resolution. &nbsp;The question I have is would it be possible to somehow configure this massive monitor such that the system &quot;thinks&quot; it has more than one monitor and organizes the desktop accordingly? &nbsp;The vision is to put a couple small browsers (reference) on one part of my monitor, docked or somthing, and have a large majority be available for development. &nbsp;And I'd like windows to think they are in their own monitor such that when I hit maximize they &quot;lock&quot; into that position.<br />
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What do you think?
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Ok, I have 3 monitors on my desk hooked up in multi-monitor configuration.  I love it.  Now with the advent of bigger, cheaper, monitors, its possibe to get one 30+ inch monitor with some outstanding resolution.  The question I have is would it be possible to somehow configure this massive monitor such that the system "thinks" it has more than one monitor and organizes the desktop accordingly?  The vision is to put a couple small browsers (reference) on one part of my monitor, docked or somthing, and have a large majority be available for development.  And I'd like windows to think they are in their own monitor such that when I hit maximize they "lock" into that position.

What do you think?

Virtual Multi-Monitor support

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