How do I arrange the Dual-Screen 3 for cursor alignment?Updated a day ago

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Follow these steps to easily adjust your screen arrangement on both Windows and Mac laptops.

1. Mac: Screen Arrangement 
Watch our video guide for arranging your Dual-Screen 3 screens on a Mac:

Quick Steps: 

1. Open Display Settings:

• macOS Ventura or later: Go to System Settings > Displays > Select "Arrange"
• Earlier versions: Go to System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement tab

2. Arrange Screens: Drag the displays to align with your physical setup. The smaller screen (macOS Ventura or later) or the white bar at the top (Earlier versions) signifies your primary screen; move it to adjust the primary display.

2. Windows: Screen Arrangement

Quick Steps

1. Open Display Settings: Right-click on your desktop and select Display settings.

2. Identify Displays: Click Identify to see numbers on each screen. This helps you determine the arrangement.

3. Drag and Arrange: Under Rearrange your displays, click and drag each screen to match your physical setup. You can adjust the main screen by selecting Make this my main display.

4. Apply Changes: Click Apply to save your new arrangement.

3. Simplify with Our App

For a faster, more streamlined way to adjust your screen arrangement, download our app, which allows you arrange your screen directly from your menu bar.

• Download the SnapDisplay App here.

The app eliminates the need to navigate through settings, providing a seamless experience! 

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