Hello,
sorry to bother you, is there a fix for the windows 11 double monitor problem ?
i have windows 11 and 2 monitors (extended), before a major update to windows 11 all my applications worked ok.
When i drag the application from the main monitor to sacondary, all other secondary windows from program opened on the second monitor.
Now after an windows 11 update, all the secondary windows open on the primay monitor.
When using the setposition(setpos) in EVAL, the window blinks on the primary monitor and is then relocated to the secondary monitor wich is anoing
Thank you for your reply
Best regards
Martin
Windows 11 Double Monitor problem
Windows 11 Double Monitor problem
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Re: Windows 11 Double Monitor problem
A update to Martin Question
Not full solution, but fixed 'windows blinks' by using HIDE in dcgetoptions
then repositioning window and displaying it again.
DCGETOPTIONS HIDE
DCREAD GUI TITLE "Some Window Title" FIT ;
OPTIONS GetOptions;
ENTEREXIT ;
EVAL {|o| o:SetPos(CalculateIdealPos(o), o:Show()} ;
MODAL ;
ADDBUTTONS TO lDidYouConfirm
Not full solution, but fixed 'windows blinks' by using HIDE in dcgetoptions
then repositioning window and displaying it again.
DCGETOPTIONS HIDE
DCREAD GUI TITLE "Some Window Title" FIT ;
OPTIONS GetOptions;
ENTEREXIT ;
EVAL {|o| o:SetPos(CalculateIdealPos(o), o:Show()} ;
MODAL ;
ADDBUTTONS TO lDidYouConfirm
rdonnay wrote: ↑Mon Apr 07, 2025 7:38 am Hello,
sorry to bother you, is there a fix for the windows 11 double monitor problem ?
i have windows 11 and 2 monitors (extended), before a major update to windows 11 all my applications worked ok.
When i drag the application from the main monitor to sacondary, all other secondary windows from program opened on the second monitor.
Now after an windows 11 update, all the secondary windows open on the primay monitor.
When using the setposition(setpos) in EVAL, the window blinks on the primary monitor and is then relocated to the secondary monitor wich is anoing
Thank you for your reply
Best regards
Martin