WindowBlinds with Dual Screen
Monday, September 12, 2005 by Berserker26 | Discussion: WindowBlinds
Hi guys, im using Ultramon to run from a laptop to a 17 inch LCD and cannot get 3 things to work
1 - maximising the screen size on the LCD - it comes up 1024 like the laptop resolution and wont maximise to 1280, you have to manually move it then it wont set next time u open that app again
2 - The Taskbar on the second screen does not follow the Skin...its just a default skin...
3 - The icons do not appear in the top right corner of the screen - the "switch Monitor" and the "Expand across 2 screens" icons just float above the others...
Is it possible to get a Dual Screen capable skin?
1 - maximising the screen size on the LCD - it comes up 1024 like the laptop resolution and wont maximise to 1280, you have to manually move it then it wont set next time u open that app again
2 - The Taskbar on the second screen does not follow the Skin...its just a default skin...
3 - The icons do not appear in the top right corner of the screen - the "switch Monitor" and the "Expand across 2 screens" icons just float above the others...
Is it possible to get a Dual Screen capable skin?
Koasati
Reply #2 Monday, September 12, 2005 7:55 AM
Reply #2 Monday, September 12, 2005 7:55 AM
1. Second monitor is larger than the first? I believe this is a Windows problem. My first monitor is the larger one, and I don't have that particular problem.
2.The 'UltraMon' Taskbar on second screen is not a Windows taskbar, so WindowBlinds isn't even aware of it. This is mentioned the UM help file.
3. Don't know anything about this one..... don't really use standard icons on the desktop, and have never tried those features.
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Reply #1 Monday, September 12, 2005 6:52 AM