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Thank you! Everything on google for people who has obviously never used multiple monitors before. I can't believe Windows actually lets you do this, but I'm glad it's such a simple fix!
– Chris Barr
Commented Mar 22, 2023 at 19:26
+Note: You can set windows separately or seamless. And you can use some windows events on borders in a more relax way in a separate definition (e.g. you can more easily see that a window covers half of the screen at the borders without need for fine mouse movements).
– Emre Guldogan
Commented Nov 16, 2023 at 5:22

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