Mavericks Multi-Display Feature Question

[Black Magic]

So I have my MacBook Pro connected to my 27in Monitor via RGB Display adapter and it works great. One thing I noticed though is that I do not see the dock on both displays unless I'm doing mirroring. I thought docks showing up on the other non-mirrored displays was a new feature like Windows 8. Am I missing something?

 

[Black Magic]

Bump. Any ideas?

 

[benwiggy]

The default config for two monitors is each monitor as a space. Each will have a menubar at the top and a Dock at the bottom.
If you have the Dock on the sides, then you only get one Dock.

If each monitor is not a Space, then tick the box in Mission Control prefs.

 

[Julien]

The default config for two monitors is each monitor as a space. Each will have a menubar at the top and a Dock at the bottom.
If you have the Dock on the sides, then you only get one Dock.

If each monitor is not a Space, then tick the box in Mission Control prefs.

Actually it's just one Dock. This keeps coming up and was a BIG question in The Beta seed testing. Apple didn't communicate it well.

To move the Dock go to the Display and click on it or an App running on it. Then bounce the pointer off the bottom of the screen a couple (or more) times. Also you can locate the Pointer near the bottom of the screen and then one finger swipe starting from above the top of the Trackpad.

 

[Alrescha]

(post deleted, Julien said it better)

 

[benwiggy]

Actually it's just one Dock. This keeps coming up and was a BIG question in The Beta seed testing. Apple didn't communicate it well.

To move the Dock go to the Display and click on it or an App running on it. Then bounce the pointer off the bottom of the screen a couple (or more) times. Also you can locate the Pointer near the bottom of the screen and then one finger swipe starting from above the top of the Trackpad.

Ah, fair enough.
I have my Dock on the right-hand side of my second monitor, and its mostly hidden, so I was going off what I'd read, not my experience, which I assumed to be different.

 

[Black Magic]

Actually it's just one Dock. This keeps coming up and was a BIG question in The Beta seed testing. Apple didn't communicate it well.

To move the Dock go to the Display and click on it or an App running on it. Then bounce the pointer off the bottom of the screen a couple (or more) times. Also you can locate the Pointer near the bottom of the screen and then one finger swipe starting from above the top of the Trackpad.

Ah, I did what you said and the dock moves easy enough. Was hoping that the dock would just show up in both spaces automatically like Windows 8 but I guess I misinterpreted the new display feature.

Thanks for the info.