Here we share eight tips for using Multiple Displays in OS X Mavericks including viewing the dock and menu on two displays and using your Apple TV to send a second Mac screen to your TV. If you regularly use more than one monitor, then you’ll appreciate the fact that if you use an application in full-screen mode (a feature first introduced in Lion), you’ll be able to use the other display at the same time. Pre-Mavericks if you turned a program into full-screen mode, your other display would be rendered useless, taking on a wall-to-wall linen-look. Now you can use the other monitor, perhaps to pull content between two applications, or so you can view your email while working. This isn’t all that’s new in terms of multiple displays, though. If you have an Apple TV hooked up to a TV, you can now turn that TV into a second display. So you could shoot a video over to
