I have been using the display numbers in KB and its very useful.

I wondered, is there a way to use this command and specify a monitor.

Example default to doing all of them, but could say display numbers monitor 1 or 2 etc?

 

 

Hi Charlie,

I believe that the Display Numbers functionality works with the current active application window.

Therefore if you switch the current application to a different monitor, from there it will work as normal.

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Thanks Mark

 

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Mark seems to be right. I just put a browser on my secondary monitor and a text editor on my tertiary monitor and, depending on which application was active Display Numbers worked regardless of what monitor the application was on. Additionally, I dragged a couple of icons off my primary monitor (desktop) onto my secondary monitor - Display Numbers worked to number all of the icons on both monitors.

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Thx

 

I made a macro using the switch command in KB to change to edge etc and then triggered display using heardword and seems to work just fine.

 

Thx for the help.

 

appreciate it