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Switching Monitors

jposada01

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Lightroom Version Number
15.5
Operating System
  1. Windows 11
I process on 3 monitors; Complete images (where I process). at 60%, and 100% (to verify sharpness.
Is there a keystoke that will let me rotate through the monitors? I've been doing it by mouse, but I'm trying to learn to keep my fingers on the keyboard as much as I can.
 
I'm looking for the same shortcut for macOS version
I think John Ellis AnyShortCut https://johnrellis.com/lightroom/anyshortcut.htm. will do what you want.
Just add a short cut to the Windows submenu item. My three Monitors are slited below:
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I have to pay for the shortcut? It's ridiculous.
That is the nature of plugins. Your alternative if you do not want to pay is write your own, We owe a great deal of gratitude to Plugin developers and a token payment for their efforts is their only reward.
 
I have to pay for the shortcut? It's ridiculous.
You don’t have to pay for a shortcut (or for any other result from a plugin) unless you find the benefit worth the cost.

I can’t tell you how much more productive I have been in LrC due to the use of plugins that the authors thereof have spent countless hours creating and maintaining. For me, the benefit:cost ratio is at least 100:1 (maybe I’m off by a couple orders of magnitude…).
 
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