Monman Allows Separate Taskbar for Each Monitor in Dual Monitor Setup
Multiple monitors seem to be a new trend amongst users particularly in the workforce. Multiple monitors help to increase productivity and efficiency as multiple screens can be referred to at the same time. Users are able to access more information, images, data, etc simultaneously. It offers a more efficient environment for multi-tasking. Users who have set up multiple monitors would, however, have noticed that there are no individual taskbar for each monitor. This might create inconvenience to users as the applications cannot be conveniently reduced or opened for each individual screen.
To resolve this problem, users should try this little utility, Monman.
MonMan is a simple yet useful utility which gives each monitor its own taskbar on the dual-monitor setup. Applications only appear on the taskbar for the monitor they are on. MonMan is under GNU General Public License and users can download it via the link here. This small, fast and lightweight application works with Windows XP only.
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October 24th, 2009 12:23
this works on Vista, with 3 monitors, just expanded to my 3rd today, so I can be a little more productive…now time to get to work
September 12th, 2009 23:13
UltraMon also does what this and DisplayFusion does, and more. It is actually worth the money.
September 12th, 2009 04:25
for anyone reading this, DisplayFusion does this and so much more for all windows back to 2000. Its a great product with lots of support.