Hello all,
I have a dual display setup wherein one display is my primary PC display and another is a flatscreen LCD TV. I have them setup together in "extended desktop" mode, but it's annoying to have the computer screen constantly on while the big screen is playing multimedia - and it's a waste of power. What's also annoying is losing my mouse cursor when the big screen is off and I scroll past the boundary of the PC screen.
I've been experimenting with setting which ever screen i'm using as my "primary" screen so as to avoid all the aforementioned problems, but it has the additional problem of being a hassle. Right click desktop, screen resolution, select new primary, accept change - watch movie - right click desktop, screen resolution, reset primary, reset which screen defaults to primary when they're both on, accept changes.
I was wondering if there was an easier way to deal with this, or, alternatively, if it would be possible to simply write a couple macros that take care of this process automatically, then bind the macros to a couple unused customizable keys on my keyboard.
Any thoughts?
I have a dual display setup wherein one display is my primary PC display and another is a flatscreen LCD TV. I have them setup together in "extended desktop" mode, but it's annoying to have the computer screen constantly on while the big screen is playing multimedia - and it's a waste of power. What's also annoying is losing my mouse cursor when the big screen is off and I scroll past the boundary of the PC screen.
I've been experimenting with setting which ever screen i'm using as my "primary" screen so as to avoid all the aforementioned problems, but it has the additional problem of being a hassle. Right click desktop, screen resolution, select new primary, accept change - watch movie - right click desktop, screen resolution, reset primary, reset which screen defaults to primary when they're both on, accept changes.
I was wondering if there was an easier way to deal with this, or, alternatively, if it would be possible to simply write a couple macros that take care of this process automatically, then bind the macros to a couple unused customizable keys on my keyboard.
Any thoughts?
