While Windows 10 does have ways to tile applications on a single monitor, none work as well as separate monitors. However, if you’re resigned to using a large monitor or flat screen TV, you will want software to split it up so that you can easily anchor your applications. For example, you might want to take a 55″ TV and split it into as many as nine panels emulating nine separate monitors. I have tried several applications for this including “Actual Multiple Monitors” (AMM), “Display Fusion” and “AquaSnap.” They all offer free trials and can all be purchased for under $25. I liked AMM the best. Even with multiple monitors, I use AMM software for more subdivisions. (Article "The Benefits of Multiple Monitors", ApparaisalBuzz.com)

My key reasons for switching to Actual Multiple Monitors is because immediately upon installing and operating the trial period version I could see that this was clearly the best choice for me. There is smooth transitioning from the computer to all monitors, it handles multiple monitors very well, including multiple HDTVs, as if they were the primary desktop display, but I cannot say the same for the competition.

For instance, the program I was using prior to discovering Actual Multiple Monitors, Ultramon, mirrors videos in a very choppy, jerky manner, so much that any observer could have a massive headache or eye ache before completing a single feature. In fact, maybe they should say their product is the fastest at cut, copy, pasting because it most certainly is NOT mirroring. The strange part is the owners don’t seem to really care about the lower quality of their product, or they are just not really concerned when their customers bring it to their attention; they try to minimize the situation as best as they can and keep chugging along.

On the other hand, Actual Multiple Monitors performs mirroring in real time - instantly and proficiently, it’s as if viewing with the speed of an actual mirror, instantaneous. It's great and well worth the price. I don’t know how you do it but you do it very well, so keep up the good work. I just wish I would have acted a year ago, when I first read about your product, Actual Multiple Monitors.

Awesome, absolutely awesome piece of software! I just set up dual monitors and within in minutes I was cursing about not having a taskbar and start menu at the bottom of both so off to Google I go find a solution. I tried a couple of freebies and tossed them out within minutes. I downloaded your trial version and within minutes I was a very happy camper. I only needed a few minutes not 30 days to decide to make the purchase and the price couldn't be any better. I love things that make my life much easier and more productive. Job well done folks! A++++

I have used Ultramon for some time as it came with the dual monitor setup that I purchased from Cinemassive. I did like the software, but I stumbled upon yours and decided to install the trial just to see if there was any difference. I immediately noticed things like having the system tray on both monitors and that the move stretch buttons for program windows were there for all windows, including my default browser Google Chrome (Ultramon still doesn't have those buttons for Google Chrome). I also noticed the ability to create regions to snap windows too. This is a fantastic improvement on the feature that came out with Windows 7, which only really works for a single monitor. I like the idea that I can break down my screens into regions and then fit windows into those regions simply and easily. It makes it so much easier to organize my work especially when I'm trying to read a document in Acrobat, perform computations in MathCAD or Excel, and compose notes in OneNote all while monitoring my e-mail and Facebook feeds. This is just excellent for those of us who need to multitask.

I haven't fully explored Actual Mutliple Monitors, but thus far I believe it is a superior product compared to Ultramon. You should try getting it in front of the folks at Cinemassive or other multi-monitor providers and get it bundled. I think it would be very useful for anyone who uses multiple monitors.