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I don't fully understand your question but here's my answer on what i think you want to achieve. Make sure you have your display connected when doing the following.

  1. Open the application you want to assign.
  2. Control+Click(Right click) on the dock icon
  3. You should see that a menu pops up and hover over Options
  4. You'll see something that says Assign To and then some options
  5. Select the display you want
  6. You should be done :)

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I don't fully understand your question but here's my answer on what i think you want to achieve. Make sure you have your display connected when doing the following.

  1. Open the application you want to assign.
  2. Control+Click(Right click) on the dock icon
  3. You should see that a menu pops up and hover over Options
  4. You'll see something that says Assign To and then some options
  5. Select the display you want
  6. You should be done :)

I don't fully understand your question but here's my answer on what i think you want to achieve. Make sure you have your display connected when doing the following.

  1. Open the application you want to assign.
  2. Control+Click(Right click) on the dock icon
  3. You should see that a menu pops up and hover over Options
  4. You'll see something that says Assign To and then some options
  5. Select the display you want
  6. You should be done :)

On my screen

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Downgoat
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I don't fully understand your question but here's my answer on what i think you want to achieve. Make sure you have your display connected when doing the following.

  1. Open the application you want to assign.
  2. Control+Click(Right click) on the dock icon
  3. You should see that a menu pops up and hover over Options
  4. You'll see something that says Assign To and then some options
  5. Select the display you want
  6. You should be done :)