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Is your second monitor upside down? autolayout starts with 0 for the first session, and increments by the size toward the max -- regardless of whether it is horizontal or vertical. If the number of clients is 2, the screen is divided by 2 and the second window will be in the second position, which is bottom. The primary window still owns a slot, which would be the top.
[/quote]Uh no, let me show you what I mean. Pic in a few mins.

Here:
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absolutely frikin' huge pic.
Right, that looks exactly as I described. You've got 2 sessions, making "clients" equal to 2 -- the number you're passing into run wow. The primary session, which is on the right monitor, reserves the first slot because it is session #1. The second session, the "first" pip window, is on the second monitor, in the second slot, because it is #2. If you switch sessions, the one on the right will move into the top slot, and the one on the bottom will go to the main position. I assume you want the behavior like we were just discussing, where the active window doesn't take up a slot.

Edit: Alternatively, pass a number that's not 2 to autolayout, e.g. run autolayout 5 outer left (which is the same as run autolayout outer left)

Secondly, I see you were trying to run windowsnapper in the uplink -- you're not still trying to do that, right?