 Collin Miller 3 discussion posts
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Hi. My issue is that when I open a menu through a right click in a program the menu is going under the Display Fusion taskbar on my second monitor and not over it where it could still be clicked. This is a new machine that I have had for a couple of weeks, and I did not have that issue on the prior PC. In the attached example I would like to be able click on Properties, but since it is under the taskbar I cannot. My thought is that the PC is seeing the bottom of screen as the bottom of the screen and not the top of the Taskbar so it is nto properly appear above. Sicne it used to not be an issue I am guessing that it is just a setting. Any suggestions?
• Attachment [protected]: Q Menu.png [54,189 bytes]
Mar 1, 2019
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Could be that you were using the Windows 10 taskbar instead of the DisplayFusion tasbkar before. Could you try this?
Hope that helps! Mar 5, 2019
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Collin Miller 3 discussion posts
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I am very sure that I was using the Display Fusion Taskbar as I only ever had the icons on for items specific to that screen. When I go to the Win10 taskbar I have to deal with icons on both scrrens for everything taht is open which is why I love the DF Taskbar. Any other idea's?
Mar 7, 2019
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I'm fairly sure the context menu thing has always been an issue with the DisplayFusion taskbar, but I can definitely re-test it. What program is that in your screenshot?
Also, was your old computer running Windows 7 or Windows 10? Mar 11, 2019
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Collin Miller 3 discussion posts
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Windows 10 and the program there is Q messenger. My prior machine where it was not an issue with the same program was Windows 7. I wish I still had it for a screen grab but I do not. On the Windows 7 PC the right click menu would simply appear higher so it was not blocked by the taskbar. I did some checking and when I right click with a windows taskbar that menu does appear over the taskbar so it is only an issue on the second monitor with Display Fusion taskbar. Not sure if that helps.
Mar 20, 2019
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Ok, thanks! I'll test with that app here.
Mar 20, 2019
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I can't find anywhere to download Q Messenger. Is it a publicly available application?
Mar 21, 2019
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I can't find anywhere to download Q Messenger. Is it a publicly available application?
Mar 21, 2019
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 Libre 1 discussion post
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I'm experiencing the same issue using PHPStorm.
It happens on secondary monitor using DF taskbar. With W10 taskbar the context menu appears over the taskbar. • Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion.png [15,758 bytes]
May 15, 2019
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@Libre: I was able to reproduce this issue with PHPStorm and have added it to our list to fix up.
Thanks! May 15, 2019
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 jmdispfu 1 discussion post
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Hi, I know this is an old post, is there an issue log to see if these has been fixed up yet?
I'm still having the problem with a bunch of context menu's. Most common is firefox. |
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Our issues are logged internally, but this one is still open on our list. We'll post an update in this thread if/when we're able to get it fixed up.
Thanks! Jul 7, 2020
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 logi 6 discussion posts
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I am experiencing an issue where if any window is maximized on a monitor that is is using a displayfusion taskbar that window is partially hidden under the displayfustion taskbar.
Sep 6, 2020
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 Owen Muhlethaler (BFS) 745 discussion posts
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Hello,
Could you send me a copy of your troubleshooting info? Here are the steps:
Thanks! Sep 9, 2020
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