Dual-Screen PDF viewer 1.1

Dual-Screen PDF viewer is a purpose-built reader for two-monitor setups. It lets you spread a document across both screens like a printed book, keep pages perfectly aligned, and move through material quickly with linked or independent controls. Whether you’re researching, editing, teaching, or performing from digital sheet music, it delivers a clean, fast, and distraction‑free reading experience.

Key features:

• True dual-screen mode: show a page per screen or a continuous two-page spread across both displays.
• Synchronized or independent control: link scrolling, zoom, and page turns—or adjust each screen separately.
• Page pairing and offset: align odd/even pages and correct PDFs that start on the wrong side.
• Smart fit and crop: fit-to-width/height options and automatic margin trimming to maximize space.
• Annotations that travel: highlight, underline, freehand, and comments saved into the PDF standard.
• Fast navigation: thumbnails, outline/TOC, bookmarks, tabs, and instant search with hit previews.
• Compare side by side: view two PDFs at once with individually controlled panes.
• Presenter-friendly: distraction-free mode with optional pointer and a private notes pane on your screen.
• Performance tuned: pre-renders upcoming pages and uses hardware acceleration where available.
• Comfort and accessibility: dark mode, high-contrast themes, and improved reading of tagged PDFs.
• Privacy-minded: works fully offline and opens password-protected PDFs.

Optimized for dual displays, yet flexible enough to run in a split view on a single monitor when needed.

Dual-Screen PDF viewer is developed by Danny Edel, Benjamin Desef. The most popular version of this product among our users is 1.1. The name of the program executable file is dspdfviewer.exe.