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Doubling your OS X Spaces with a secondary display
Pt. 4 of 5 | 2:38 |
Thursday September 17, 2009
Setting up Dual Monitors on your Mac
Thursday September 17, 2009
Adding dual monitors
to your MacBook dramatically increases your screen real estate. If you use the Mac function "Spaces," you'll have many more Spaces to choose from as you now have more space to spread out.Download this episode now
Quicktime Show Notes
- Open System Preferences by clicking on the Doc icon or by clicking on the Apple menu and selecting System Preferences.
- In System Preferences click on
- Click Enable Spaces.
- Note that each "Space" has two monitors.
- If you click on Spaces you see that you have quite a few spaces to pick from.
- How your spaces are arranged will depend on how your physical monitor is placed.
- One way to figure out what space is which is to place a different program in each space.
- Initially it helps to have fewer Spaces configured.
- With a little practice you'll be able to maneuver lots of spaces with your new dual monitor configuration.
- In System Preferences click on
Expose/Spaces
.- Click Enable Spaces.
- Note that each "Space" has two monitors.
- If you click on Spaces you see that you have quite a few spaces to pick from.
- How your spaces are arranged will depend on how your physical monitor is placed.
- One way to figure out what space is which is to place a different program in each space.
- Initially it helps to have fewer Spaces configured.
- With a little practice you'll be able to maneuver lots of spaces with your new dual monitor configuration.
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