(based on 20 reviews)

DisplayFusion 3.1.10

Rated 50/50 by awoloshin at Sep 6, 2008

"Fantastic!" Works great - sets up any image to either repeat across monitors or span the monitors. I don't want it to remain in memory when I'm not switching wallpapers. Fortunately, it's a simple matter to click on the image next to the clock, and select "Exit." It does everything you could possibly want, when setting up wallpapers on multiple monitors.

Rated 50/50 by artfuldodga at Jan 12, 2009

really decent little app i must say, very useful, just works

Rated 10/50 by INMACO at Jun 18, 2009

""No limitations", YEA RIGHT..." The paid or trial version let you use the taskbar feature wich is pretty helpful and the wallpaper feature is pretty cool. THIS IS NOT A "NO LIMITATIONS" FREEWARE. LIARS... You have to get the trial version or paid for it in order to use the good stuff, like the taskbar feature. The paid version does what it sais but this one here does NOT...

Rated 50/50 by diecastbox at Aug 23, 2009

"Great little piece of software easy to use." Does the job required nice and easily Not a lot wrong with it to be honest

Rated 40/50 by Deerhaven at Oct 12, 2009

For my purposes this works great. I noticed that it uses a huge amount of RAM - 63,616K according to Task Manger. That's nearly as much as Excel or Outlook and three times as much as Google Desktop. I actually only use this as a tool to quickly move a window from one monitor to the other. There are several fancy wallpaper and screen saver facilities that I don't take advantage of so carrying all of that functionality in memory is not the best use of resources. Truth is, it works well for my purposes and I don't know of another tool so let it eat the memory. It's worth it to me.

Rated 50/50 by Somnambulator at Dec 4, 2009

great app. latest listed version is a beta, though, not a full release and the download link links to the last full release (3.1.5). this version is 3.1.5.10.exe

Rated 40/50 by anomoly at Dec 7, 2009

Free version will not change your wallpaper randomly which is the one thing a wallpaper mgr should do. There is a similar mgr from sourceforge, Wally (http://www.becrux.com/in...projects&name=wally), though it does not have dual monitor support. It does however, support: files, folders, FTP remote folders, Flickr, Yahoo!, Panoramio, Pikeo, Ipernity, Photobucket, Buzznet, Picasa, Smugmug, Bing images, & works with mac and linux (whew). I tried it myself but I have a junk non sse2 card with even junkier drivers so can't really blame the soft.

Rated 50/50 by siliconman01 at Dec 8, 2009

Excellent customer support with a user forum at http://www.binaryfortres...um/index.php?board=20.0 Runs very well on Windows 7 (32/64-bit). Developer is responsive to suggested enhancements. License price for PRO version is reasonable for this product and has volume license discounts. Have not experienced any conflicts with security programs such as Avira Premium Security Suite, Norton Internet Security 2010, TrojanHunter, SuperAntiSpyware, Malwarebytes, HostsMan, and SpywareBlaster. No conflicts observed with MS Office 2007, MS Money, Casper 5.0 Backup, Sticky Password 4.0

Rated 10/50 by Axron1 at Dec 22, 2009

"This is NOT freeware!" Most of the wallpaper manipulations work in the free version. To use many of the functions mentioned in the description, you must pay for the activation code.

Rated 50/50 by mac71413 at Jan 5, 2010

"A Nice Program: Compensates where Windows lacks" I used the free version for 6 months. It is great for displaying different wallpapers on each monitor. Used in conjunction with a Multi-Monitor Taskbar program (like multimon taskbar), the free version does everything you could want. You have to pay to use the built in Multi-Monitor Taskbar (but IMO it isn't very much).Sometimes pops up with errors when I disconnect my computer from my second monitor / turn on my computer without my second monitor Easy to use, and does just what I wanted. A good piece of software (both the free and pro version).

Rated 50/50 by D4D at Jan 10, 2010

"Great product. works well on my Vista 64 home premium." You can display a picture from many sources. I like the built in flicker search. Some features are not free. The free program is more than adequate. If you need more features then you will have to pay. Sounds fair to me

Rated 50/50 by asyouwish at Jan 20, 2010

"Great tool." Great tool. Great tool.

Rated 40/50 by Spike Toronto at Jan 28, 2010

Installs and uninstalls cleanly, no need to reboot. Integrates well into Windows 7. Additional features in Pro version may well be worth the money. Only good for static setups, where the monitors are always in the same configuration. While it provides easy access to a window allowing you to control your monitor, it cannot save different configurations and let you access them with hotkeys. If you have a static setup, and if you are looking for a free way to: (1) have a start menu on each monitor, (2) stretch your wallpaper across several monitors, (3) have your windows scale in size as they move to another monitor, (4) and use hotkeys to move your windows to another monitor, then DisplayFusion is perfect, and very easy to use, and supports multiple languages.. However, if you have a dynamic system, such as a laptop, where you are frequently attaching different monitors and projectors, Ultramon may be more useful, even though it isn't free.

Rated 50/50 by Nighted at Feb 23, 2010

Pure awesome-ness. :) I prefer this to UltraMon. Basically, siliconman01's review below says everything that I would.

Rated 50/50 by skimike4 at Mar 10, 2010

"Simple and Effective" Does exactly what you need it to do. Set it and forget it! There's a lot of features that are disabled, and sometimes it's hard to tell what you can and cannot do until after you try to do it. Download it. It's worth the time.

Rated 50/50 by jmeents at Apr 8, 2010

Taskbar on both monitors is crucial for me! none that I am aware of

Rated 30/50 by techguy317 at Apr 28, 2010

Does what it says, very cool This is big. I got a security error stating that Display Fusion was attempting to capture key strokes. not good. good product unless they are trying to capture my personal info.

Rated 30/50 by Raton at Jun 8, 2010

I liked DisplayFusion enough to purchase the pay-version. Switched to Actual Multiple Monitors, however, because it has better support for the system tray on the secondary monitor. http://www.actualtools.com/multiplemonitors/ The Computer Rodent

Rated 20/50 by Steven J Clark at Jun 26, 2010

At least the free version doesn't take up a lot of space or anything Without having tried the paid vresion it is hard to evaluate. The free version doesn't really give me anymore than I can do in Windows 7. I have tried the full version trials of other programs and was much more impressed than with this free version. The options that you can use with the full version look impressive and could be useful for anybody that wants to make the purchase, especially the toolbar and start button on you second (or third) monitor would be really valuable.

Rated 20/50 by NunjaBusiness at Jul 8, 2010

Meh, most of the "must have" features are disabled in the free version. There are many wallpaper switchers around. Pass.