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Enabling DuoLink in Easy Interactive Tools

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Enabling DuoLink in Easy Interactive Tools You need to configure Easy Interactive Tools for use with Duolink. Check the following on your computer before enabling DuoLink in Easy Interactive Tools: • You have installed Easy Interactive Tools and the Easy Interactive Driver • The resolution for the primary display and the secondary display are the same • The primary display and the secondary display are displayed at the same height • The secondary display is placed to the right of the primary display • For Mac, do one of the following: • macOS 10.12/macOS 10.13: Make sure the System Preferences > Mission Control > Displays have separate Spaces setting is set to Off. • OS X: Make sure the System Configuration > Mission Control > Operating space for each display setting is set to Off. 1. In Easy Interactive Tools, click > on the Command Bar. You see the Settings screen. 2. On the Enlarge Screen tab, select Use Multi-Projection under Use Screen Settings. 39

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Enabling DuoLink in Easy Interactive Tools
You need to configure Easy Interactive Tools for use with Duolink.
Check the following on your computer before enabling DuoLink in Easy Interactive Tools:
• You have installed Easy Interactive Tools and the Easy Interactive Driver
• The resolution for the primary display and the secondary display are the same
• The primary display and the secondary display are displayed at the same height
• The secondary display is placed to the right of the primary display
• For Mac, do one of the following:
•
macOS 10.12/macOS 10.13:
Make sure the
System Preferences
>
Mission Control
>
Displays
have separate Spaces
setting is set to
Off
.
•
OS X:
Make sure the
System Configuration
>
Mission Control
>
Operating space for each
display
setting is set to
Off
.
1.
In Easy Interactive Tools, click
>
on the Command Bar.
You see the Settings screen.
2.
On the
Enlarge Screen
tab, select
Use Multi-Projection
under
Use Screen Settings
.