If you’re like most people, you take screenshots of one screen with dual monitors to capture a moment or two. But what if you want to take more than one screenshot at the same time? That’s where dual monitors come in. Dual monitors let you take multiple screenshots of one screen at the same time, which can be helpful when you want to capture a moment that’s too hard to capture on one screen. Plus, dual monitors give you the ability to see two different displays side by side, which can be helpful when working on tasks that require both screens. But before we get started, it’s important to understand how dual monitors work. A monitor is divided into two parts: the front part is used for displaying images and text while the back part is used for processing graphics and controlling audio. When a user clicks on an image or video on the front part of a monitor, the back part of the monitor will start processing that image or video and will display it on the back part of the monitor. The same goes for when a user clicks on an audio track on the back part of a monitor and then presses play on their device’s speakers. Now that we know how dual monitors work, let’s take a look at how to take screenshots with them. First, open up your device’s settings and select “Display.” Then under “Screen Resolution,” set your device’s native resolution (in pixels) to “Dual Monitor.” Finally, under “Screenshot Format,” choose either JPEG or PNG files (depending on your device). Once you’ve chosen these files, save them as “.jpg” or “.png” files so they can be easily imported into your software later on.
