Two Displays

[JohnBandas7271]

This is probably a dumb question. When using two displays, I like to put my toolbars on the left screen along with any excel or other program open, and my drawing on the right side. However, every morning when I crank it up, the toolbars are all on the right side again and I have to burn a minute or two to rearrange them on the left.
How can I reclaim this wasted morning minute. Actually, I am perturbed by not being able to control it.

JHB

[Anonymous]

Your monitor to the left must be monitor #1 (Primary). If you have it the
other way around this puts the left hand screen into negative screen
coordinates and Autocad doesn't recognize negative screen coordinates

Allen

wrote in message news:5105464@discussion.autodesk.com...
This is probably a dumb question. When using two displays, I like to put my
toolbars on the left screen along with any excel or other program open, and
my drawing on the right side. However, every morning when I crank it up, the
toolbars are all on the right side again and I have to burn a minute or two
to rearrange them on the left.
How can I reclaim this wasted morning minute. Actually, I am perturbed by
not being able to control it.

JHB

[Anonymous]

search the posts in the digitize-display group. this has been addressed
there before.

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wrote in message news:5105464@discussion.autodesk.com...
This is probably a dumb question. When using two displays, I like to put my
toolbars on the left screen along with any excel or other program open, and
my drawing on the right side. However, every morning when I crank it up, the
toolbars are all on the right side again and I have to burn a minute or two
to rearrange them on the left.
How can I reclaim this wasted morning minute. Actually, I am perturbed by
not being able to control it.

JHB

[JohnBandas7271]

Thanks,

JHB