RoelV1

Hi Doug, Thank you for your post. I tried it but am not satisfied. Yes, I could switch a picture to my second screen, by using a shortcut in spectacle where it stays as long as the Mac is running. But after relaunching Affinity pictures appear again on the first screen, so one has to use the shortcut again. Another thing is that the size of the picture on the second screen is never remembered. So the only advantage is that the picture opens on the second screen, if one doesn't relaunch. But if a picture has to be bigger than how it opens in default. for example full screen, one has to zoom it every time. In photoshop both things go automatically once the settings are set. So all in all for me Spectacle only has a small advantage. ( or maybe I'm doing something wrong?) Kind regards, Roel.

Thanks, the pictures now open on the second monitor, while the panels and tools are on the first. But what is still annoying is that they open on that second monitor small sized (14,4%) So every time I have to increase the size. Closing down the monitor and reopen for a second picture doesn't help. Each photo will appear in the same small size. In this way separate mode is not very handy. Kind regards, Roel.

I would like to have a solution for this too. Separate mode is very handy, but dragging every time the picture to the second screen is annoying. When the picture is ready and one opens a new one, it appears on the first screen where the tools and layers and so on are. So you have to drag it again to the second, and indeed increase it. In photoshop such was not necessary. Is Affinity still working on it? Thank you, Roel Visser.