I finally have two monitors. i figured out how to add a new view to the other monitor, but now the active monitor has an annoying border around it.1. How can I get rid of the active window border?2. How can I switch between monitors without using the mouse?3. How can I maximize the new view on the other monitor? Currently I have to manually resize, and it isn't perfect.Thanks,Wild

There is a program out there that minimizes the boarders in windowed mode, forgot what it's called. But you won't get completely rid of boarders around undocked windows. And you're stuck with the resizing. You could save a flight with the windows and views set to your liking, saves you the hassle of setting the views each time.What do you mean in 2. ? Bjorn

I finally have two monitors. i figured out how to add a new view to the other monitor, but now the active monitor has an annoying border around it.1. How can I get rid of the active window border?2. How can I switch between monitors without using the mouse?3. How can I maximize the new view on the other monitor? Currently I have to manually resize, and it isn't perfect.Thanks,Wild

Do you have the proper resolution setting for your monitor(s) in Control Panel/Display? I see no "border" in mine. Can you drag the view edges to the monitor edge when in "minimized" mode?Don't know what you mean by "switch between monitors without using the mouse". The mouse is how you control everything across all monitors. You should be able to drag the mouse cursor across all monitors as if they were just one very wide single monitor.You should manually resize everything (with the mouse) on both so that the view goes fully across the monitor- BUT NOT beyond. DO NOT ALLOW a view to overlap the adjacent monitor: big FPS loss if you do.When you are happy, Save the flight. Then next time start up from the SAVED Flight, not the Aircraft.Drag the bottom of the secondary view up/down a bit to get the horizons to synch properly.Here is a pic to illustrate.AR