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  1. mothandrust1
    Hello, Today is my first day with Affinity Photo trial version (trying to get away from Adobe). I searched unsuccessfully for info about using Affinity on 2 monitors. With Photoshop, I always kept the image on one screen and the tools, panels, etc. on the other. I use a Mac computer, but have 2 - 19" monitors, so I like to keep the image as large as possible on one screen and all the other stuff (tools, panels, etc.)on the other screen. Can anyone tell me if this is possible, and, if so, how to set it up? It will be much appreciated by this newbie. By the way, so far I think I will like Affinity much better than Adobe PS.
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