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[lemmy101]

I have no idea if we even have any control over what XNA does when two monitors are plugged in. The nature of XNA is that it is a 'black box' with all of the internal workings and adjustable features of DirectX hidden well-away/restricted from the programmer.

You can use the PreparingDeviceSettings event to set up what monitor XNA targets.

AFAIK you can access most if not all aspects of DirectX, it's just you need to do less of it to actually get stuff on-screen. They're just probably done in more C#like places, like in event handlers and such.

[Nickenstien]

You can use the PreparingDeviceSettings event to set up what monitor XNA targets.

Ahh, nice one Lemmy101!

At least I know where to start digging now.