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This doesn't work so well when you have two monitors.

• dangrossman 13y ago
  It works as well as any other corner interaction on multiple monitors; closing a window on the rightmost screen isn't a novel movement. The charms bar can be on the right screen as well, so it's still a corner gesture you can't overshoot. Opening the charms bar on a desktop computer is a rare event anyway. The buttons it exposes are primarily touch interactions used when holding a tablet running a Metro app. In a classic application, you wouldn't be using its search/share/device buttons, and it's faster to just press the Windows key to do a system/web search.
• LocalPCGuy 13y ago
  I have 2 monitors, but they aren't the same size. I aim for the bottom corner, since I have the tops of each monitor aligned. Works great.
• Encosia 13y ago
  It works fine with two monitors. There's a "sticky" spot in shared corners that makes opening the sidebars easy: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/05/21/enhancing-windows-8-for-multiple-monitors.aspx http://blogs.msdn.com/b/b8/archive/2012/05/21/enhancing-wind...