
Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
It appears that the settings for the Taskbar clock leading (vertical spacing) and color are not being honored.

2021-10-25_9-18-14.png

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Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
You bet, see attached.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion Backup (2021-10-25 @ 16-01, SettingsWindow).reg [640,130 bytes]
Oct 25, 2021 (modified Oct 25, 2021)
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Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
Hey Owen, this is happening on Windows 11.

Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
Sorry for the long wait.
Issues with registry entries for Clock Text being ignored began with Beta4 and continues in Beta7. Rolling back to Beta3 honors the registry entries. Screenshots for Beta3 vs Beta7 attached.
I filtered for the wrong keyword in Advanced Settings in the screenshot for Beta7, but I caught it for the screenshot of Beta3.

ClockText-Beta3.png

ClockText-Beta7.png

Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
Also just noticed this when cropping the two images for a tighter comparison: alignment is no longer centered.

ClockText-Beta3vs7.png

Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
Hey Owen, I wanted to revive this thread to ask about the Clock text alignment. Is there a way to get it centered again? I'd tried messing around with format specifiers but had no luck.

Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
I don't see anything else regarding the taskbar clock settings being out of sorts. I do have another issue that popped up just now that I'll create another thread for concerning monitor configurations.
Debug Info is attached.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [38,188 bytes]

Kevin Scharnhorst
50 discussion posts
Exported Settings attached.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion Backup (2022-02-28 @ SettingsWindow).reg [784,288 bytes]
Feb 28, 2022 (modified Feb 28, 2022)
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