Setting up Sonar X3 with Dual Displays?

Hey there, long time Cakewalk user here. I just made the jump from Sonar 6 Producer to Sonar X3 Producer. I'm a bit overwhelmed by all of the new stuff, but slowly learning it.
 
I have a few really annoying setup/configuration issues I'd like to tackle though, and I don't think they're Producer Edition specific, so I figured this would be the place to ask for help.
 
First off, I'm running this on a dual monitor setup. How do I change the default screenset on Sonar so that it spans across both monitors by default when I open a new project? Specifically, I like having the prochannel and console mixer on the right, and the track view on the left. I want this to be how it's configured by default, on every subsequent project I open, from now until forever. How do I do this? I've tried "saving" the "current screenset" and I've tried "locking" it as well, but whenever I open a new project it just resorts back to how it was.
 
Dragging the application across both windows prohibits me from arranging things in a way that makes any sense to me, so I've been undocking things and dragging them across, but this is an obnoxious thing to have to do for every single project I open.
 
I feel like this should be simple,  but I cannot, for the life of me, figure it out.
 
Thanks,
 
- Matt

Ahhh fabulous tip! Thank you!
 
I knew it would be something simple.
 
Now the real trick is... how do I have that be the default/auto-selected template... well other than renaming it "Normal" or whatever.

Matter
Now the real trick is... how do I have that be the default/auto-selected template... well other than renaming it "Normal" or whatever.

I am not familiar with where SONAR saves its default template pointer (if it even does). I just checked the documentation and it suggests resaving the Normal template (second paragraph in that).
 
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 http://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation/default.aspx?Doc=SONAR X3&Lang=EN&Req=Templates_KeyBindings.2.html
 
You could easily work around this by renaming the Normal template to another name and putting your own in its place.
 
 

How do you guys deal with stretching across 2 monitors? I find that to be awkward. The command bar being crossing monitor boundaries drives me nuts for example. I end up using the second monitor for opening VSTs, etc.
 
- Dave

I just maximize the Multidock onto the second monitor and use it that way. Whatever opens in the multidock opens there - console, piano roll, matrix... works for me!

SoundIT.... ( it sets all values to maximum everytime I try to drag them)....

That's a symptom of the magnification set to a value greater than 125%.