how to show some info on secondary monitor in C# WPF?

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hi all
i have some info that store in DB that should be displays some info about path destination and buses on secondary monitors in passenger terminal waiting rooms
now how can i doing this in c# wpf application?
does it need to design any form and than reflect to monitors or it could be done programmatically? or another way...
i am beginner in this scenario

Posted 25-Nov-14 3:05am

MohsenSaleh

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Redgum 25-Nov-14 16:37pm

WPF dispensed with the nice little Screen.AllScreens helper found in Windows.Forms and unless you like the resulting namespace collisions, I might suggest looking into rolling your own screen class. To get you started: http://wpftutorial.net/ScreenResolutions.html and then take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1927540/how-to-get-the-size-of-the-current-screen-in-wpf Between these, should get you enough information to know a viable direction to take.

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arussell · Answer 1 · 2014-11-25T10:22:00

Solution 1

google and our friends at
stackoverflow have an answer.

google "windows multiple monitor support" for more information.

Basicly, you have to override the default window creation location to move it to the second monitor.

Posted 25-Nov-14 10:22am

arussell