How Do I Have A Window Span Multiple Monitors On MacOS? - Duet

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1. Please open 'System Preferences' and select the 'Mission Control' preference pane, where you will see an option labeled 'Displays have separate Spaces'

2. When this checkbox is selected, OS X will snap a window to whichever display that window has the most area on

3. When unchecked, OS X will allow a single window to span across multiple displays (including Duet) and will act as one large continuous display

- Any changes to this setting does require a logout -

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