1. Open Windows Explorer ("My Computer") and navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\.
2. Right-click DisplayFusionCommand.exe (may just show as DisplayFusionCommand) and choose "Create Shortcut," when prompted to place it on the desktop, click Yes.
3. Right-click the DisplayFusionCommand shortcut that was created on the desktop, and choose "Properties."
4. Add the following to the end of the target box (make sure to leave a space before the hyphen, and enter the exact name of the Monitor Profile in the quotes):

   -monitorloadprofile "monitor profile name"

   .
   (e.g. "C:\Program Files (x86)\DisplayFusion\DisplayFusionCommand.exe" -monitorloadprofile "Gaming")

Optional: Click the "General" tab and Rename the shortcut for clearer definition (e.g. "Load DF Monitor Profile.").
5. Click OK.
The procedure for adding programs to Windows Startup varies for different versions. All require the shortcut you've created to be added to the Startup folder.
6. Open the Windows Run dialog box (Win + R). Type

   shell:startup

   and select OK.
   
7. Drag the DisplayFusionCommand shortcut from the desktop location into the Startup folder.
8. Open the DisplayFusion Settings, click the Advanced Settings button.
   
9. Search for and double-click "Don't Show Confirmation Prompt" Setting.
   
10. Select "Confirmation prompts are not shown" and click OK.
    

We're happy to announce that iTunesFusion 2.1 is now available for download. This version includes a few bug fixes, as well as a couple of new features.

iTunesFusion 2.1 Highlights

• Added new folder structure tags
• Added an option to control playlist generation
• Resolved an issue that caused some files to by skipped during sync
• General bug, performance, and stability fixes

Updating iTunesFusion

We encourage everyone to update to this new version today to take advantage of these improvements. If you would like to see a complete list of all the changes, please visit the iTunesFusion Change Log.

Screenshots

iTunesFusion Syncing

Update: The sale is over! Thanks to everyone who bought a license!

It's sale time again! Celebrate Black Friday and Cyber Monday with some amazing deals on all of our software!
We're offering all of our products at a sale price of up to 50% off, until December 2nd!

• DisplayFusion from $12.50
• FileSeek from $4.50
• ClipboardFusion only $4.50
• iTunesFusion only $4.50
• LogFusion from $4.50

If you're not familiar with all of our apps, feel free to check them out on our More Apps page.

DisplayFusion

FileSeek

ClipboardFusion

iTunesFusion

LogFusion

From your Computer

Open the DisplayFusion Settings and select the Remote Control tab.

Ensure the "Enable DisplayFusion Remote Control" and "Allow security code request popups" options are enabled.

From Your Mobile Device

Install the DisplayFusion Remote app on your mobile device. (Available for Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry)

Download from Google Play, the Apple App Store, Amazon, or the Windows Store.

Launch the DisplayFusion Remote app and tap the "Request Code" button next to your computer name. If your computer isn't automatically found, see Adding a Computer Manually below.

Enter the Security Code that is displayed on your computer's screen and tap OK.

You should now see a list of all Functions in DisplayFusion.

Expand any category and tap a Function name to run it on your computer.

From your Computer

On your computer, open the Windows Control Panel > Network and Sharing Center.

Click the "Change adapter settings" link on the left side.

Right-click your network adapter and choose "Status."

Click the "Details" button and copy the IPv4 Address.

From Your Mobile Device

Open the DisplayFusion Remote app on your mobile device and tap the

icon.

Enter the IP address copied from the earlier step and tap OK.

• Double-check that you've enabled the Remote Control feature in the DisplayFusion Settings.
• Make sure that DisplayFusion.exe is allowed through your firewall, or if you prefer to only open the specific port, make sure that TCP port 21452 is open.