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Creating Layouts
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9. Move the video monitor to the top-left corner of the composite, then click its bottom-right corner
handle, and drag it to stretch the video until one of its dimensions completely fills the empty area
(vertically or horizontally):
Video monitor stretched to fill the remaining horizontal area
10. Drag the video monitor’s bottom-center handle until it meets the UMD’s bounds:
Video monitor stretched vertically with its bounds matching the UMD’s
11. Adjust the size and position of the components some more if needed, making sure to keep the
peripheral monitors at the very edges of the composite’s boundary box, while minimizing empty space
within the composite.
12. Click outside the composite to lock it:
Note: To align a monitor more precisely against another, select one of them, and then click the second
one while holding the Shift key. It is then possible to drag any of the sizing handles (the larger grey dots)
to resize any of the selected monitors, while their relative position remains visible. Whenever
appropriate, matching adjacent monitors’ corner or center handles together will help achieve a
composite that can be resized elegantly.
Note: Resizing the video monitor is easier with the UMD’s bounds visible: first click the video monitor and
then click the UMD while holding the Shift key.