Closed dannyedel closed 11 years ago
This idea came while thinking about the workaround at #6.
Normally, people will have their laptop's screen defined as "primary" (screen 0) and the projector as "secondary" (screen 1).
Yet, dspdfviewer spawns the "audience" window on the primary screen, and the "presenter" window on the secondary screen.
This behaviour is specified in the constructor arguments in dspdfviewer.cpp and
Just swap it around and it should feel more natural.
This idea came while thinking about the workaround at #6.
Normally, people will have their laptop's screen defined as "primary" (screen 0) and the projector as "secondary" (screen 1).
Yet, dspdfviewer spawns the "audience" window on the primary screen, and the "presenter" window on the secondary screen.
This behaviour is specified in the constructor arguments in dspdfviewer.cpp and
Just swap it around and it should feel more natural.