Is there a setting where i can run the apps into extended monitor ?
Thank’s
By extended monitor, do you mean a secondary monitor?
If so, then no, we don’t have an API to move your window on the desktop.
However, the *right* way to do this in my opinion is to allow your users to drag the application window to another monitor. If your app launches in fullscreen mode, then give them the ability to restore the window back to “normal” mode and return it to “fullscreen” mode via our native.setProperty() API.
https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/api/library/native/setProperty.html
https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/api/library/native/getProperty.html
Have a look at sample project “Interface\DesktopWindow” for an example on how to do this.
And as of daily build #2815, a Win32 desktop app will now remember its last position and window mode. Meaning that if the user closes your desktop app in fullscreen mode on a secondary monitor, Corona will remember this and display it in the same monitor/position/mode the next time the app is ran. And Corona will also recognize if the secondary monitor is no longer there on the next time it gets launched displays the window back on the primary monitor so that your window won’t be shown offscreen, because, well, that would be bad. 
I hope this helps!
By extended monitor, do you mean a secondary monitor?
If so, then no, we don’t have an API to move your window on the desktop.
However, the *right* way to do this in my opinion is to allow your users to drag the application window to another monitor. If your app launches in fullscreen mode, then give them the ability to restore the window back to “normal” mode and return it to “fullscreen” mode via our native.setProperty() API.
https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/api/library/native/setProperty.html
https://docs.coronalabs.com/daily/api/library/native/getProperty.html
Have a look at sample project “Interface\DesktopWindow” for an example on how to do this.
And as of daily build #2815, a Win32 desktop app will now remember its last position and window mode. Meaning that if the user closes your desktop app in fullscreen mode on a secondary monitor, Corona will remember this and display it in the same monitor/position/mode the next time the app is ran. And Corona will also recognize if the secondary monitor is no longer there on the next time it gets launched displays the window back on the primary monitor so that your window won’t be shown offscreen, because, well, that would be bad.
I hope this helps!