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When working on a dual-monitor system, sometimes you might just look for the mouse cursor on the first or second screen and start clicking to see the response.As a result, you may inadvertently perform actions that are Dual monitor automatic mouse lock designed to avoid.

The Dual Monitor Automatic Mouse Lockout Tool, or DMAML for short, is great for situations where you have to juggle multiple applications on a machine with a secondary monitor. What this software utility does is lock the mouse cursor on the screen running the application in full screen mode.

Set exclusions for cursor locking

Dual Monitor Auto Mouse Lock runs in the systray without interfering with your work and daily routine. You should take the time to configure this before using it, as it is a one-time operation. The app easily recognizes connected displays and allows you to set a default screen. By default, Dual Monitor Automatic Mouse Lock is configured to automatically lock the mouse cursor on any screen where an application is running in full screen, and unlock the cursor when a non-full screen window comes to the foreground. However, you can set exceptions and choose which applications to exclude from this process.

Configure and customize the behavior of the application

The Settings window can help you change its default behavior. The app displays a circle, square, or square with border icon in the system tray. There is a color code to show the status of the app and you can read all about it in the settings. If the icon is red, the mouse cursor is locked, while green means it is unlocked. If the application is suspended, the icon is magenta or blue.

In addition to graphical icon indicators, dual-monitor automatic mouse lock features audio status change notifications. This feature is disabled by default, but you can also configure it in the settings. The state of the dual-monitor automatic mouse lock can be easily changed using a hotkey.

Avoid accidental actions on secondary screens

Dual-monitor automatic mouse lock makes it easy to lock the mouse cursor while running applications in full-screen mode to avoid accidental operations on the secondary monitor. You can easily exclude the application from its operation, but it might be useful to have it on a dual-monitor system.