DisplayFusion 3.1.10

Rated 20/50 by NunjaBusiness at Jul 8, 2010

Meh, most of the "must have" features are disabled in the free version. There are many wallpaper switchers around. Pass.

Rated 50/50 by hatchercr at Sep 29, 2010

Originally used the program with Windows 2KP machines (Pentium III to Clarkdales) and now using it with Win7 and have had zero issues; integration with Aero is flawless. Microsoft should've added DisplayFusion's features/capabilities to 7 Pro. Nothing noteworthy to mention. I began using Displayfusion over a year ago and have since purchased an additional 3-license pack, then a second 3-pack to install on all dual-display systems. Have had zero issues (no bugs/crashes) and app has a light footprint, even running on the couple of P4/1GB WinXP machines awaiting retirement. Get the Pro version - it's well worth the money - for the hot keys and window title buttons allowing you to easily and quickly move windows between displays, or snap to each other. Great for mismatched displays (i.e. fullscreen LCD next to widescreen) because it will proportionately resize windows when swapped.

Rated 50/50 by Gajubabu at Oct 7, 2010

Set individual different wallpapers for each monitor on a multi-monitor setup. Cycle between wallpapers stored in folders. Great set of hotkeys to quickly transfer windows between monitors. Options for setting screensavers and modifying logon screen. None that I encountered. Each version keeps getting better and better. For me its been a one of a kind software, nothing else comes even close to the functionality that DisplayFusion offers. Two thumbs up from me.

Rated 50/50 by nocoredneck at Oct 17, 2010

easy to use, not one single problem.started using it for computer to tv,interfaces with the tv perfectly. love how you can span wallpaper and screensaver across both monitors. just tried it with "cooliris".... amazing!!! nothing, not a complaint yet

Rated 10/50 by Alan Mintaka at Nov 8, 2010

Extends the taskbar to the secondary monitor and places buttons for active windows in the corresponding monitors. Advanced settings must be made in registry. Windows must be restarted every time an advanced setting is changed. Simple taskbar clock settings can only be made in registry. Primitive, inefficient handling of advanced settings. To add to the cons: the menus are sloppily designed and counter-intuitive. Assignment of different menus to right and left clicks on the tray icon is arbitrary.I should add that I'm talking about the Pro version here. Extended taskbars and clock settings aren't available in the free version. Conclusion: the pro version isn't worth the money - or any money at all, in fact. There's nothing "pro" about the advanced settings options, clock settings, or menu system. Updated on Nov 8, 2010

Rated 10/50 by volderdash at Feb 3, 2011

Allows me to stretch one wallpaper across two screens very easily Lots of features not available unless using the PRO (paid for) version. CNET should really have an extra category other than the free, free to try and buy category which allows users to see that your only getting half the product. A little disapointed overall with that amount of things that are locked in the free version. Would recommend splitting a large wallpaper in two and then just setting each up individually on each screen instead of installing this.

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Rated 10/50 by Paulew at May 25, 2011

None to say at this time None yet will let you know later.

Rated 50/50 by az85251 at May 25, 2011

Works as intended. None...... I don't write reviews often, but after using DisplayFusion daily for nearly two years, I can state unequivocally that this is an excellent product. Despite having to coexist with Windows 7 (I'm no fan of Microsoft), DisplayFusion works flawlessly on my five monitor Windows 7 64-bit system. The developer seems very committed to this program and frequently releases updates with innovative new features. Just my two cents here, and I have no relationship whatsoever with either DisplayFusion or its developer.