DPEdit 1.4.0

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Replaced default /L functionality to only list active displays
• Added an option (/A) to list all displays

DPEdit 1.3.3

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Fixed type-length declarations to match Windows API specs

DPEdit 1.3.2

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Added application icon

DPEdit 1.3.1

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• A few minor tweaks to avoid undefined behavior

DPEdit 1.3.0

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Added display dimensions to /L
• Updated project to Visual Studio 2022

DPEdit 1.2.2

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Fixed negative coordinates being incorrectly flagged as invalid

DPEdit 1.2.1

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Made /L command compatible with stdout

DPEdit 1.2.0

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Refactored code for better readability
• Fixed incorrect monitor indices in /L
• Fixed crashes if user inputs incorrect parameters
• Added /H and /?
• Made arguments not case-sensitive

DPEdit 1.1.0

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.

• Fixed incorrect assumption of monitor indices
• Added /L option to list available displays

DPEdit 1.0.0

A simple Windows command line utility to accurately set the relative position of monitors in a dual- or multi-monitor setup.