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# Does MotiveWave Support Multiple Computer Screens?

Yes, in fact MotiveWave was designed for multiple screens. Window sizes and positions are remembered when you close the application. Dialog boxes are centered in the currently active window (instead of randomly appearing on another screen like most applications). The ‘Tile Windows’ feature is particularly useful when positioning charts on a specific screen. 

MotiveWave is also aware when a screen is disconnected and will move windows to the primary screen. 

If you are on the Professional or Ultimate edition, **File > New > New Desktop** will open up a console-like page with the docking framework and it can also be saved, closed then reopened. More information on Desktop can be found [here](/user-guide/console-1/desktops.md).


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