Hi Im running my macbook pro attached to another screen. I know that I can go to display and move the title bar to the screen and have the application window move that way, but that isnt what I want. Is there a way to move JUST illustrator over including the entire workspace without moving my dock, icons, and menu bar?
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Running illustrator CS4 dual screen
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Setup all your palettes exactly where you want them to be on the external, and then go to Window>Workspace>Save Workspace...
Here you can save however many different configurations you want. A setup using the external, and another one just using the MBP (for when you are on the road) is a good option. If you ever open Illustrator and things aren't just how you like them, a couple of clicks will fix it.
Here you can save however many different configurations you want. A setup using the external, and another one just using the MBP (for when you are on the road) is a good option. If you ever open Illustrator and things aren't just how you like them, a couple of clicks will fix it.
huh
I never thought about saving the workspace. duhhh
Thank you maybe that'll be CS5, multiple monitor support
I never thought about saving the workspace. duhhh
Thank you maybe that'll be CS5, multiple monitor support