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If I have two differant App's opened at the same time (overlapping each other) & I move one of the App's to close to the edge of the screen I lose that App to a separate screen - how can I stop this from occurring? I want to be able to keep both App's open at the same time on the same screen.
Thank you.
Mac mini, macOS 10.13
Of course you can have two apps running on the same desktop, you can have more than two.
Open your Mission Control app it is in the Applications folder. see if other Desktops have been set.
Move your cursor to the top of your screen, so you see the same view as the screenshot below.
Of course you can have two apps running on the same desktop, you can have more than two.
Open your Mission Control app it is in the Applications folder. see if other Desktops have been set.
Move your cursor to the top of your screen, so you see the same view as the screenshot below.
If you have two or more Desktops created in Mission Control, then when ever you have an app open and move it too far to the right or left in some cases it will switch over to the adjacent Desktop. I don't think you can stop it doing that. It will not happen if you only have one Desktop set up. You could also see if you can use both apps in Split View Mode, click and hold on the green button top left of the apps windows.
If you want the drivers for your Canon Pixma 922 click on the link below, make sure the operating system selector is set to
10.13 High Sierra and download the three drivers that are available for you.
My wide & I use the same Desktop with no logging in. We have never used Mission Control (that we know of).
We just find it very annoying, not to be able to have/use two App's (screen's) open at the same time.
So have you now discovered by opening Mission Control if you are running more than one Desktop.
As you can see from my screenshot I have many Desktops set on my mac.
If you have more than one Desktop set and you want to only have a one Desktop set up
then you can delete the other ones.
Again open Mission Control in your Applications folder move you cursor to the top
of the screen so the Desktop icons are revealed. Now move your cursor over each of the extra Desktops you do
not want and click the little cross, until you only have Desktop 1.
Now with only one Desktop open you can move your apps to the right and they will not spill over and open in a new
Desktop.
Up to now, I did not know anything about Mission Control.
As far as I know I have always had just one Desktop. I am able to have several windows/App's opened at the same time, but I lose a window/App when it gets to close to left or right edges.
Are you saying that I have to keep going to Mission Control to get rid of the additional Desktops or is there a way set set up for just one Desktop permantly, so that I no longer lose App's when moving there windows?
Steve, in Sys Prefs>Mission Control, uncheck the top 3.
I have unchecked the top 3, but it's still occurring.
Also how can I find out if my Canon PIXMA 922 will work with an OS upgrade?
I'm not sure what is meant by having "1 desktop set up".
I have never knowingly used Mission Control.
How do I set-up for just one Desktop, so that when 2 or more App's are open I dont lose them by moving the App to far to the left or right?
In Mission Control uncheck the top 3 boxes.
Stop switching Apps/Pages
