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Window Placement

dturnidge

Not really new to Quicken, but you know what would really be nice? To have the Quicken window show up where I set it. I have 2 monitors and want Q to show up on the 2nd monitor. ALWAYS shows up on monitor 1 and I have to move it. Is there a way?

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UKR

Can you configure monitor #2 to be the "monitor #1" and vice versa?
AFAIK, Quicken always wants to be on monitor #1. The programming for support of multiple monitors does not yet seem to exist.

Chris_QPW

Quicken definitely has problems with multiple monitors, but I have Quicken coming up on my second monitor without a problem, so I don't know what is exactly causing this problem. Note that both of my monitors are the same resolution/Windows scaling. If yours aren't that might be part of the problem. Quicken looks at the main display for some of its window sizing information when it shouldn't. The general work around for that is to make the display the has Quicken on it as your main display.

dturnidge

Thank you for your replies.

I have 2 27" monitors - the right monitor (#1) is portrait and the left monitor (#2) is landscape...

Chris_QPW

Hmm, that could certainly "fool" Quicken.