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Hi.
Im running Photoshop CS (8.0) on a Dell Precision M65 with a Nvidia Quadro FX350M graphics card.I have a dual screen setup (laptop as 1 screen, LCD as 2nd screen), with photohop running on the 2nd monitor.
My problem is that certain dialog boxes (stroke, layer styles, colour picker) are popping up on the laptop screen by default and I cant seem to get them to stay on the 2nd monitor.
The Nvidia ‘nView’ desktop manager has a myriad of settings, including customised interface settings for applications, such as whether the application can span screen, be moved, where it should launch etc. I have made sure that every possible setting relating to dialog boxes is set to stay on the LCD, but still the colour picker and others etc pop up on the laptop screen.
Standard dialog boxes (such as warnings and errors) and everythig else (new canvases etc) are popping up correctly on the 2nd screen, so I cant work out whats different about these.
Has anyone had this problem? Can anyone help?
Thanks in anticipation.
Im running Photoshop CS (8.0) on a Dell Precision M65 with a Nvidia Quadro FX350M graphics card.I have a dual screen setup (laptop as 1 screen, LCD as 2nd screen), with photohop running on the 2nd monitor.
My problem is that certain dialog boxes (stroke, layer styles, colour picker) are popping up on the laptop screen by default and I cant seem to get them to stay on the 2nd monitor.
The Nvidia ‘nView’ desktop manager has a myriad of settings, including customised interface settings for applications, such as whether the application can span screen, be moved, where it should launch etc. I have made sure that every possible setting relating to dialog boxes is set to stay on the LCD, but still the colour picker and others etc pop up on the laptop screen.
Standard dialog boxes (such as warnings and errors) and everythig else (new canvases etc) are popping up correctly on the 2nd screen, so I cant work out whats different about these.
Has anyone had this problem? Can anyone help?
Thanks in anticipation.
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