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Data Doctors Tech Tips | Ken Colburn & Brandon Disney
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Original Air Date: May 26, 2015



Duet Display




I’m a big fan of dual computer displays and can’t imagine functioning at my desk without them.

When I’m on the road and want extended display space, it’s just not practical to carry a second screen around, unless that screen is an iPad.

Mac users have long been able to tether their iPads to their Macbooks, but now Windows users can do the same thing using an app called Duet Display.

By loading the app on your laptop or desktop and iPad, you can easily use your iPad as an extension to your computer.

Once it’s setup, you can drag any program over to the iPad from your desktop, which can be really helpful when you’re working with large spreadsheets or doing a lot of copying and pasting.

It works with Mac or Windows computers and iPads or iPhones as long as they’re physically connected by the charging cable.

If you’ve never experienced the joys of having dual displays, give this cool trick a try.

It’s free and easy to setup. Check it out at http://DuetDisplay.com