Mouse Movement and Physical Monitor Layout

Is movement to left of main monitor on both secondary monitors possible? One left bottom and one left top?

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I have a 55" monitor as my main monitor with two 24" monitors, one over the other, directly to the left of the main. PC1/secondary monitor is on top of PC2/primary primary (and only monitor). 

Is there anyway possible to have the mouse movement between monitors so that Top Left is PC1/secondary and Bottom left is PC2/primary? 

The only way I see it now is that the PC2/primary has to be south, north, or east of the PC1/primary monitor with the mouse movement in that direction. It's not very intuitive and causes issues when very busy.

Any way to do that now? And, if not, please take this as a suggestion for future updates, if possible.

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

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Basj,
Stardock Community Assistant

Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top


I have a 55" monitor as my main monitor with two 24" monitors, one over the other, directly to the left of the main. PC1/secondary monitor is on top of PC2/primary primary (and only monitor). 

Is there anyway possible to have the mouse movement between monitors so that Top Left is PC1/secondary and Bottom left is PC2/primary? 

The only way I see it now is that the PC2/primary has to be south, north, or east of the PC1/primary monitor with the mouse movement in that direction. It's not very intuitive and causes issues when very busy.

Any way to do that now? And, if not, please take this as a suggestion for future updates, if possible.

Perhaps your best option with your stated configuration is to employ hotkeys

https://support.stardock.com/space/SHC/1381597185/Multiplicity+Hotkeys

Sean Drohan
Stardock Product Lifecycle Manager

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Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top

I wasn't aware of hotkeys, and I appreciate you pointing that out as an alternative. However, it's not any different than swiping up, down, or right to go to a monitor on the left. It's still not intuitive and requires a keypress instead of a mouse swipe. I just wish I could swipe left for both monitors, one from the top of the main monitor and one from the bottom.