While this specific trick is limited to Macs using more than one display, you can also drag and drop apps, Desktops, Dashboard, and windows between virtual desktops on a single screen setup from the Mission Control window as well. This works regardless of how many screens you have connected to the Mac, whether it’s two, three, or many. Using this trick when screens are overwhelmed with too many open apps or windows can be a lifesaver, quickly restoring productivity without having to close or quit everything or spend too long reconfiguring windows and desktops.
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A full screen app acts as a new Desktop space on the new display.
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If Mac boots, then the cloning is successful. d) Click the cloned SSD and let the Mac boot from it.
c) If the SSD is not visible, then perform the cloning task once again. b) Release the key when the boot options screen loads up.
Those with an external screen hooked up to their Mac can follow along: This is super easy to do, but it’s really better experienced than explained. On the other Mac, open a Finder window and click Network in the sidebar under 'Locations.' In the Network window, double-click the Mac that has the shared disk, then click Connect As. This greatly improves multi-display window management and organization, and it makes it easier than ever to reassign apps and all their windows to another display, move an entire Desktop space to a different screen, or just send a single app window to another display if you’d prefer to do that too.
While you don’t need multiple screens to use the basic drag & drop between Spaces feature, but we’re focusing on that multi-screen setup usage here.
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