Hello All,
Long time user of Pro, big fan of the software.

I am having an issue with the second task bar clock on my second monitor. Here is my setup and if you look at the picture you can see exactly what I am talking about.

Specs: Surface Pro 3 running windows 8.1 Pro (Primary display, resolution: 2160x1440 - Secondary Display Dell 24" U2414H, resolution: 1920x1080)
Display Fusion Pro ver. 7.3.1

Any ideas on how to tweak this? I tried lowering the resolution but it is still skewed and by not running the recommended resolution my monitor looks like a CRT...

I'm having the same issue as well. It started happening after a Windows update a few days ago (KB3097617 I believe). I'm having a similar clock cutoff issue, as shown here


On top of that, it appears as if the font settings for DisplayFusion have been changed to the same enlarged font as shown in the clock

Keith,
I have attached my file.

I suspect I'm seeing the same issue as the two earlier posters. On my two external displays the time & date is cut-off in the clock applet at the bottom right of the taskbars. At a guess it's a scaling issue due to the DPI difference between my laptop's display (3200x1800) and the two external displays (1920x1080). Also possibly relevant is I'm using Start8 on Windows 8.1 w/ DisplayFusion integration.

I've attached a screenshot of the issue & troubleshooting data from DisplayFusion.

Keep up the great work by the way. I consider DisplayFusion indispensable on any Windows workstation!

Great stuff Keith. Looking forward to Beta 1!

Just posting to confirm I've successfully tested the referenced workaround in conjunction w/ the recently released DP 8.0 Beta 1. It is a workaround though in that while it fixes the font scaling so the text is not cut-off, the size of the taskbar is also increased somewhat and is now no longer in the correct proportions. I've attached a screenshot to better show this. I'm guessing this is expected though given this is referenced as a workaround and a more elegant fix is forthcoming in a later Beta?

Cheers!

That solution works great! Thank you for listening and making it work!

Apologies for delayed reply. Sounds good Keith (looks like the best that can reasonably be done!).