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Display tag helps people find questions relating to internal displays, external displays, network displays and anything that lets you see visually data, status or alerts.
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Multiple display setup mac, ignore separation between displays
The question is this: how can I make the cursor jump between the left and right monitors and the top monitor smoothly (rather, at all), as if the top display was just as wide as the bottom center display … However, I want to keep the top display oriented at its current orientation.
I am using a retina macbook pro, early 2013, on OS X 10.10.1. …
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