How do I extend dual monitors vertically?

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How do I extend dual monitors vertically?

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I have 2 monitors mounted vertically on a stand mounted to my desk. How do I extend my 2 monitors vertically? (I have them extended horizontally now, but I want to push my cursor up instead of sideways...)

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On Sat, 3 Mar 2012 17:26:29 +0000, pbittermann wrote:

I have 2 monitors mounted vertically on a stand mounted to my desk.
How do I extend my 2 monitors vertically? (I have them extended horizontally now, but I want to push my cursor up instead of sideways...)

Right-click on a blank place on the desktop and choose "Personalize."
Click "Display," then "Change display settings." You will see images
of your two monitors there. Drag one of them (whichever one you have
on top) over the top of the other, then click "OK."

Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

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Anonymous

Thank you! I was not aware that the 2 monitors icons could be interactively moved! So easy but it was not intuitive.

Extended and vertical now.

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Anonymous

Even after two years of posting, this information is helping users like me. Thank you.

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Anonymous

Oh wow, that was great! SO easy ans simple!

Thanks so much!

I really appreciate it!

Keep up the good work

Cheers

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Anonymous

Thanks this is still very useful information. Fixed my problem....

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