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In OS X Mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space. There are many advantages to that.

But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it; i.e i want both my [monitor 1 - space 1] & [monitor 2 - space 1] to be for my Xcode app. And the [monitor 1 - space 2] [monitor 2 space 2] for my chrome and so on so forth.

The Preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option:

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However I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png

In OS X Mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space. There are many advantages to that.

But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it; i.e i want both my [monitor 1 - space 1] & [monitor 2 - space 1] to be for my Xcode app. And the [monitor 1 - space 2] [monitor 2 space 2] for my chrome and so on so forth.

The Preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option:

![enter image description here][1]

However I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png

In OS X Mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space. There are many advantages to that.

But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it; i.e i want both my [monitor 1 - space 1] & [monitor 2 - space 1] to be for my Xcode app. And the [monitor 1 - space 2] [monitor 2 space 2] for my chrome and so on so forth.

The Preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option:

enter image description here

However I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible?

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in iOS mavericksIn OS X Mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space.. now thereThere are many advantages to that. 

But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it (ieit; i.e i want both my monitors in say [view 1] [monitor 1 - space 1] & [monitor 2 - space 1] to be for my Xcode app.. And the 2nd two[monitor 1 - space 2] [monitor 2 space 2] for my chrome etc). and so on so forth.

now preferencesThe Preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option:   

![enter image description here][1]

howeverHowever I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png

in iOS mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space.. now there are many advantages to that. But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it (ie i want both my monitors in say [view 1] to be for my Xcode app.. the 2nd two for my chrome etc)..

now preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option:  ![enter image description here][1]

however I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png

In OS X Mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space. There are many advantages to that. 

But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it; i.e i want both my [monitor 1 - space 1] & [monitor 2 - space 1] to be for my Xcode app. And the [monitor 1 - space 2] [monitor 2 space 2] for my chrome and so on so forth.

The Preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option: 

![enter image description here][1]

However I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png

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how to make each display a separate space, yet have a keyboard shortcut to move both screens at the same time?

in iOS mavericks, each display (ie monitor) has it's own space.. now there are many advantages to that. But then there are also advantages to the old way of doing it (ie i want both my monitors in say [view 1] to be for my Xcode app.. the 2nd two for my chrome etc)..

now preferences offers you the option of going either the old way or new way via the Display have separate spaces option: ![enter image description here][1]

however I want the best of both worlds: I want each screen to have its own space.. but then I also want a keyboard shorcut where I can move both screens at the same time. How is that possible? [1]: https://i.sstatic.net/iVxGl.png