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fbingha
3 discussion posts
One feature that I am missing that UltraMon has.

I would like to see window scaling when a window is moved between monitors of differing resolutions. The window is resized so that its proportions remain the same. Right now if you move a window from smaller resolution to larger resolution, the window size stays the same. I would like an option to upsize (or downsize as required) the window size so that its proportion remains the same.
Jun 8, 2009  • #1
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benway
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I think this can be done with hot key macros, though you'll have to play with it: see attached... I think this came up before so maybe someone will hop in with an example... :-P
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Jun 8, 2009  • #2
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fbingha
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Thanks, the proportion option handles hot ketys but that still leaves a need.

When I drag a window across monitors, I need for it to proportionally resize. Example, dragging a window larger than the destination monitor, as the window comes onto the monitor, it need to display proportionally so that it isn't exceeding the size of the monitor.
Jun 8, 2009  • #3
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Take a look at the HotKey called "Move window to next monitor and size proportionally". It does exactly what you want. :)
Jun 9, 2009  • #4
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fbingha
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Please read my second message again. This relates to dragging a window, not a hot key. This is functionality that UltraMon has. Sometimes I wish to use the mouse to position windows and they don't resize proportionally when moved to another monitor in this manner.
Jun 9, 2009  • #5
Jon Tackabury (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Sorry, I mis-understood you. In the next version there will be titlebar buttons added to application windows (like UltraMon) which will allow you to use the mouse to move a window to the next monitor and size it proportionally. It's not the same as dragging the window, but it should work fairly well. :)
Jun 9, 2009  • #6
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