Displayscope enables to use apps on out of sight screens.
Displayscope enables to use apps on out of sight screens such as display emulators, display dummy plugs and behind screens.
Displayscope has two use cases.
The screen sharing in remote meetings is consume one display for just the screen sharing (e.g. slide show, demo using entire screen, etc). In that case, you can get an emulated display by the display emulators/display dummy plugs, but it's can't see and can't control.
Displayscope provides view and control through the window to the emulated display. You can save a physical display for other purpose by using the emulated display for the screen sharing.
Some time there are no preview screen in onsite presentations.
Displayscope provides view and control through the window to the screen. You can demo naturally through Displayscope even if the screen is at behind you.
If you don't need Displayscope anymore, you can uninstall it from Apps & features in the Settings or Uninstall a program in the Control Panel.
You can install Displayscope from Microsoft Store.
Building the C++ codes using Visual Studio's Developer PowerShell or Developer Command Prompt.
cd src/setmousecursorpos
nmake build
Building the Displayscope installer package.
cd src/app
yarn install
yarn electron:build
The app settings file located at %AppData%\Displayscope\settings.json
. You can change the global shortcut key through the file. See here for the acceptable shortcut key combination.
"MouseCursorReturnShortcutKey": "Shift + Esc"
Copyright (c) 2020-present Takeshi Katano. All rights reserved. This software is released under the MIT License.
Disclaimer: The codes stored herein are my own personal codes and do not related my employer's any way.