Windows Dual Monitor Theme
Do you have a dual monitor? If so, you might like this fancy dual-monitor Windows 7 Theme!
Dual Monitor Wallpaper
Download Dual-Monitor Windows 7 Theme
How to Use Dual-Monitor Wallpapers
In order to use this dual-monitor theme, you might need additional programs like DisplayFusion that allows you to setup dual-screen wallpapers. If you use any of the Windows 7 background positions, e.g. Stretch, Fit or Tile then it won’t work. A tutorial how to setup dual-monitor wallpapers will follow shortly.
Also very useful is a dual-monitor taskbar which might come in handy if you are using multiple monitors.
Did you like this dual-monitor theme? We will be adding more as soon as possible!
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All very well and good, but where does it put the images, so that I can point to them with DisplayFusion?
Using DisplayFusion or UltraMon requires browsing to the directory with the images to display them. I’ve seached all of C: and nothing!!! A quick Google search shows all the BS involved with getting a few pics from theme packs. When your theme pack is installed it displays the same thing on both monitors and leaves us hanging. Why bother?
Upon further investigation I found the pics here:
C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes
ie: In place of will be your initials or what you chose during the windows installation. If you don’t remember – look in each folder.
Also, if you right mouse on your desktop and choose personalize you will be brought to a window where you can choose Desktop Background (SlideShow) and setup the theme from this site. Why is this not included with “How to Use Dual-Monitor Wallpapers” above???????