Ben_
157 discussion posts
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Previously had profiles setup within W7 and W8.1 to specify a window location for applications. After upgrading to Windows 10 the window location rules do not move the specified window to the defined location. I noticed an issue while attempting to 'edit function' of a specific application which was not following the defined rules. While edting and using the 'target window' (bullseye) tool to select the desired applications position the cursor changes from the normal bullseye to 'unavailable.' However, this bug seems to be explicitly related to applications running from a secondary drive only, not the system drive.
For instance, I run Notepad++ from a secondary drive with a window location and size defined when it launches. I attempt to target the window and the icon changes from a bullseye to unavailable (a circle with diagonal line). If I open any application on the system drive (c:\) , displayfusion will capture the windows location and size without issue.
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I've also noticed that "move window to next monitor and size proportionally" is not working correctly either.
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Also, the titlebar shortcuts, on mouse-over, display 5-10px below the actual titlebar.
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Displayfusion taskbar is acting very funky...
Displayfusion 7.3 beta 2
Windows 10 Pro x64
Aug 11, 2015 (modified Aug 12, 2015)
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Ben_
157 discussion posts
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Thanks! In your Windows display settings, what's the scaling level set to?
Ok, I can't reproduce that issue here for some reason. Is that screenshot from Windows 10? The buttons and window border look like a Windows 8 window. Is it from a specific application?
Ben_
157 discussion posts
the oversized overlay is still present.
Are you using a custom Windows theme, or a tweaking utility like Winaero Tweaker to adjust the window appearance? I can't figure out why your screenshot looks the way it does (with borders and coloured titlebars).
Ben_
157 discussion posts
Yes, I am. Totally forgot about that. It's TinyWindowsBorders, though there were no issues while using it and DF in Windows 7/8.1.
Ah ok. Would you be able to attach that utility here? I looked it up, but it looks like it's been replaced by WinAero Tweaker.
Ben_
157 discussion posts
In respect to troubleshooting the issue, sure.
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Ben_
157 discussion posts
Just downloaded the newer version, its basically the same app AND it includes the ability to resize the titlebar height. The old version posted above does not, however, I manually change the titlebar font size. That goes in hand with 130% DPI scaling.
Personally, I'm not too fond of the LARGE titlebar in WIndows 8/8.1/10. It looks like the smallest the titlebar will go is 23 px, but that could be based off of the current FONT and SIZE of the FONT used for the titlebar.
I'm certain there is a way to dynamically resize the Titlebar mouse-hover overlay for DF functions.
Sep 19, 2015 (modified Sep 19, 2015)
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