dual monitor "runover"?
Sunday, November 19, 2006 by Brokensquare | Discussion: ObjectDock
Since I can't recall if have ever posted a forum w/ this issue, we'll start now!
I have OD+ 1.5
I run 2 monitors (19" & 17") both @ 1280x1024 res. I have always noticed that docks at the top and bottom will run over to the other monitor while zoomed...everything works fine, and it isn't hindering anything, but...I just find it goofy! half of me argues that since I have a 2560x1024 desktop, there is nothing to hold the zoom effect onto the current monitor, but the other half says well, if their ain't, there oughta be! Sadly, my capture utility will not capture my full desktop, but I have included a screenshot showing half the issue! This has been a longstanding quark with OD, but I must admit, v. 1.5 helped by allowing user control of the zoom effect width, but just a little bit...
Aarrgghhh! I just spent 10 mins trying to figure out how to post a screenshot in the forum!?! Anyone help out with this first?!?
I have OD+ 1.5
I run 2 monitors (19" & 17") both @ 1280x1024 res. I have always noticed that docks at the top and bottom will run over to the other monitor while zoomed...everything works fine, and it isn't hindering anything, but...I just find it goofy! half of me argues that since I have a 2560x1024 desktop, there is nothing to hold the zoom effect onto the current monitor, but the other half says well, if their ain't, there oughta be! Sadly, my capture utility will not capture my full desktop, but I have included a screenshot showing half the issue! This has been a longstanding quark with OD, but I must admit, v. 1.5 helped by allowing user control of the zoom effect width, but just a little bit...
Aarrgghhh! I just spent 10 mins trying to figure out how to post a screenshot in the forum!?! Anyone help out with this first?!?
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Reply #1 Sunday, November 19, 2006 9:21 PM