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After 10.6.8 to MtLion upgrade on my MacBook Pro, I can't seem to set up second monitor vertical (top and bottom) and drag app window there. The Mouse moves there but apps just bounce off the edge of monitor one. When monitors are configured Horizontal (side by side) they seem to work OK.
10.6.8 worked OK regardless.
Apparently you need to drag the menu bar to the second (top) monitor (System preferences:display). Didn't have to do that on 10.6.8. Looks like MtLion doesn't allow you to drag up through the menu bar. No big deal, but I prefer to have my menu bar down on my main screen.
Apparently you need to drag the menu bar to the second (top) monitor (System preferences:display). Didn't have to do that on 10.6.8. Looks like MtLion doesn't allow you to drag up through the menu bar. No big deal, but I prefer to have my menu bar down on my main screen.
Hi Yositimy,
This works for me, but there is a hitch. It seems windows can't be split across the menu bar from the bottom.
This means two things.
1) The window I'm dragging must fit vertically in the upper screen. If the top screen is smaller than the lower screen I can't drag a "full height" window up as it won't fit. Shorten the window so it fits the upper screen.
2) As I'm dragging, I don't see the window split and move like I do when dragging a window to a side monitor. I need to keep holding the mouse and "dragging" high enough for the window to completely fit in the upper window. Then the window will jump from the lower screen to the upper screen. As I'm dragging, it looks like the window is stalled, blocked by the menu bar until the cursor is high enough.
Interestingly, the window does split across the menu bar when moving it back down, but I can't resize the window to span across the screens unless it's already split by dragging from the top. If the window is completely in the top screen, that is the height limit.
ivan
You've got this figured out in my opinion. Since I couldn't see the window dragging up to the 2nd screen I assumed it wasn't working. After reading your post I simply kept dragging all the way to the top of the 2nd screen and POOF there was iMovie.
This is indeed the correct answer. Solved the issue. Weird tho since it wasn't an issue in Snow Leopard.
Dual Monitor Vertical not working?
