I switch from a dual screen setup (of two 4K screens each at display setting of 125% scale, screen 1 landscape, screen 2 portrait), to another dual screen setup of (screen 1 4K laptop screen at 250% scale and screen 2 fullHD screen at 100% scale.
I find many apps are not restoring to the correct size and position. Some apps appear to be roughly double the width of my 2 screens combined.
Apps affected include Notepad, VScode, GitKraken.
Looking in settings.ini at lines like
Code,3842,654,1617,5286,1,Homenotepad++,-5,2,1158,617,1,Home
I guess it's storing -
_APP name, Y position (of top left), X position (of top left), height(of app), width(of app), 1=notminimised, profileName
It's odd that many windows have negative numbers?
notepad++ has Y position of -5 five here, i'd expect that to draw the left edge off the page slightly, yet it doesn't.
Looking at the setting for Code a height of 5286 is way too large for the fullHD screen it's displaying on. How did such a large number get saved?
Does saving a different profile name on the 4K screens rewrite the profile for the laptop+fullHD screens?
Is my issue related to the UWP/metro apps issue? Is it difficult for TANWindowMgr to get accurate measurements of UWP/metro app sizes?
Would saving the screen resolutions and display scale to the profiles stored in settings.ini help?
i have issue just right now with chrome , just one app was not restored where i need. but after i close chrome and start again it start working... strange but fix issue ;)
I switch from a dual screen setup (of two 4K screens each at display setting of 125% scale, screen 1 landscape, screen 2 portrait), to another dual screen setup of (screen 1 4K laptop screen at 250% scale and screen 2 fullHD screen at 100% scale. I find many apps are not restoring to the correct size and position. Some apps appear to be roughly double the width of my 2 screens combined.
Apps affected include Notepad, VScode, GitKraken.
Looking in settings.ini at lines like
Code,3842,654,1617,5286,1,Home
notepad++,-5,2,1158,617,1,Home
I guess it's storing - _APP name, Y position (of top left), X position (of top left), height(of app), width(of app), 1=notminimised, profileName It's odd that many windows have negative numbers? notepad++ has Y position of -5 five here, i'd expect that to draw the left edge off the page slightly, yet it doesn't.Looking at the setting for
Code
a height of5286
is way too large for the fullHD screen it's displaying on. How did such a large number get saved? Does saving a different profile name on the 4K screens rewrite the profile for the laptop+fullHD screens? Is my issue related to the UWP/metro apps issue? Is it difficult for TANWindowMgr to get accurate measurements of UWP/metro app sizes? Would saving the screen resolutions and display scale to the profiles stored in settings.ini help?Thank you