Dual Screen Workspaces
The workspace panel has lots of default panel options baked in, but all of them are built for a single screen set-up. While I know you can rebuild the setups yourself... it would be nice if there was a feature that would let you switch between single screen and dual screen defaults in the workspace panel... that way I can just click and work, rather than having to build first.
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Tom Morton
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Yes, need an option to maximise windows on a second screen, when you pull it out it's impossible to make it full screen
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Joseph Cosentino
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I would like it to stay on my second monitor it jumps back to my main monitor
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Joel Ferland
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I have Premiere Pro CC 2019 in a dual screen setup and even if I save my window configuration to a new Workspace, when I start a new project or open another project, the project panel is always elsewhere and I have to manually move the project panel back to where I want it to be (top left of my left screen). Then after that, even if I save changes to the workspace, when I switch projects, it's back elsewhere.
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Elizabeth Meister
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yes - i've just lost a half hour trying to get do what should be effortless, and now giving up with a lousy dual screen set up bc I can't lose any more time to this. this is what will keep PP CC from being the choice of professionals, till it is resolved!
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Anonymous
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This bugs me : dual monitor setup, can't make separate window full screen on pc
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2461299# -
Anonymous
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Add a maximise screen button for windows too for the second screen. I have to stretch the screens of my second screen if I import a project from a different computer.
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Morgan
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Agree, stretching the workspace at the moment can cause problems in the playback window (on a 3 Monitor setup) If you are even a subpixel over the line the playback window won't work.
The pre-built and saved workspace option before you mention it, is also quite flakey and doesn't always work.
Also proper support for 4K GUI (not 4K playback, which is fine) -
Anonymous
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Agree, and it would be great to have the whole Premiere interface extend to my second monitor. As opposed to having windows floating over top of my desktop