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I want to create an application that has multiple touch surfaces, preferably using the Metro/WinRT APIs. However, much of what I’ve read indicates that Metro is confined to a single (primary?) monitor. Is that true?
Metro style applications are full screen, single screen only. There is no way to have a dual-screen application.