>Hi Sylvain and Fred,
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>Allow me to jump in. There is one more way to get the form displayed AutoCenter in just one monitor and probably that's the simplest. Resize the main VFP window to fit into one monitor and that's it.

Of course! I don't know why that didn't occur to me. Thanks, Kamal!

Fred


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>>It's great for development, but effectively a PITA if you have an even number of monitors with "AutoCenter" on. One way to resolve this problem is to make your application "remember" what was the location of the form before shutting it down, so that the next time it get called, it appear at that same spot.
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>>>Thanks for the answer. It sounds like multiple monitors would be really great while you are actually designing an application, ie, debugger on 1 monitor, properties on a different monitor, the form designer on another, but a real PITA to actually run the app on, even for testing. (except for the different monitor for the debugger). You'd have to move an "AutoCentered" form every time you brought it up, so it would appear on only one monitor.