 Hi, my name is Mark Yalovsky. I'm the lead program manager on the Windows User Experience team. Today I'm going to show you some improvements we've made to Multi-Mono Windows 8. You can now bring up Start, switch back to your apps, and access terms from any monitor. Simply move your mouse to the corner on the monitor of your choice. This works across all your monitors. Here you can see me switching back to my apps on the left monitor, or switching back to my apps on the right monitor. I can access terms on the right monitor, and I can access terms on the left monitor. Of course, as you saw earlier in the video, I can access Start on all monitors. One way I can move Metro-style apps across monitors is by dragging and dropping the app. Using the mouse, I am able to grab the app and move it across monitors. This also works for snapped apps. In the release preview, we've improved mouse targeting along the shared edge. We've created a 6x6 pixel target along the shared edge corners that catches the cursor as it hits the corner. This provides the confidence of a real corner, but is not in the way when I want to move my cursor to the next monitor. In this example, you can see me moving the cursor quickly and confidently through the shared edge corners. To demonstrate this in more detail, let's zoom in. Here I'm applying pressure to the left edge as I move my cursor down along the shared edge. Once I pass the 6x6 pixel threshold, my mouse will move freely to the next monitor. I showed you how you can bring up Start, switch to your apps, and access terms from all monitors. I showed you how you can drag and drop apps between monitors, and improvements that we've made to the shared edge that provide a great mouse experience. We can't wait for you to try this for yourselves.
 Hi, my name is Mark Yalovsky.
 I'm the lead program manager on the Windows User Experience team.
 Today I'm going to show you some improvements we've made to Multi-Mono Windows 8.
 You can now bring up Start, switch back to your apps, and access terms from any monitor.
 Simply move your mouse to the corner on the monitor of your choice.
 This works across all your monitors.
 Here you can see me switching back to my apps on the left monitor, or switching back to
 my apps on the right monitor.
 I can access terms on the right monitor, and I can access terms on the left monitor.
 Of course, as you saw earlier in the video, I can access Start on all monitors.
 One way I can move Metro-style apps across monitors is by dragging and dropping the app.
 Using the mouse, I am able to grab the app and move it across monitors.
 This also works for snapped apps.
 In the release preview, we've improved mouse targeting along the shared edge.
 We've created a 6x6 pixel target along the shared edge corners that catches the cursor
 as it hits the corner.
 This provides the confidence of a real corner, but is not in the way when I want to move
 my cursor to the next monitor.
 In this example, you can see me moving the cursor quickly and confidently through the
 shared edge corners.
 To demonstrate this in more detail, let's zoom in.
 Here I'm applying pressure to the left edge as I move my cursor down along the shared
 edge.
 Once I pass the 6x6 pixel threshold, my mouse will move freely to the next monitor.
 I showed you how you can bring up Start, switch to your apps, and access terms from all monitors.
 I showed you how you can drag and drop apps between monitors, and improvements that we've
 made to the shared edge that provide a great mouse experience.
 We can't wait for you to try this for yourselves.