Small note though, after you got the Alt-Space, the M you click the arrows to move the window. but htat is super slow.

Try this, click the arrow as usual but just once, then the window is tied to your mouse cursor and you can move it about with the mouse.

dont click anything, just alt-space, m, arrow (any) and move the mouse around, eventually the window will come into focus.

The problem is, that when in a program like Cubase that doesn’t differentiate between all the windows with taskbars, I have no way of knowing where the mixer is on the 3rd LCD screen should I wish to pull it to my screen to make modifications and then throw it back to the vocalist inside the booth. Instead I have to have two mice connected, one being inside the booth, walk over the it and use that mouse to the move the window to my screen and vice versa.

Is there any kind of utility that would allow previews of the contents of each screen to be shown on one of the main monitors where I could drag windows from the preview back and forth between monitors? Otherwise I’m blind as soon as I put something on the vocal booth screen.

However, I would like to point out that once you’ve select Move from either the right-click context menu or the Alt-Space M trick, the mouse is put right on the window’s title bar. You can then just click down with your mouse and drag the window into view, which may be a tad bit faster than using the arrows keys to slowly shift the window around.