1 Reply Latest reply: Jan 7, 2013 12:39 AM by Nathan Skillen RSS

    Why no floating panels?

    David_MB Community Member
    David_MB Jan 4, 2013 8:50 AM

      Is there a reason Speed Grade doesn't use floating panels like other Adobe products?

       

      I really like having my tools on one screen and my output monitor on another screen. I find it difficult to be confined to one monitor, I'm constantly zooming in and out while adjusting the look of my footage.

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        • 1. Re: Why no floating panels?
          Nathan Skillen
          Nathan Skillen Jan 7, 2013 12:39 AM (in response to David_MB)

          If you go to Settings > Display you can check the "Enable" box for Dual Display Output. This will put your monitor on your 2nd display

           

          Just note that there's a bug - if you don't see your monitor on your 2nd display after enabling it in the settings, try adjusting the numbers in the Window Size (same place: Settings > Display) and hit Enter after adjusting a number. This will fix the bug - now you can put the numbers back to the original/correct size and hit Enter