Open Se7enSquared opened 4 years ago
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Happens after reboot Happens in ALL Rubberduck windows, not just code inspector.
Is there a workaround I can use? I cannot use rubberduck at all right now because I do not want to keep having to close excel completely every time I use one of its features.
Try adjusting the Code Inspection window IE resizing it. I have this happen on occasion with 3 monitors.
Even though this does not fully solve the problem, you should be able to close the window via Alt+F4 while the window has focus.
Experimenting a bit further, after using the two-step shortcut Alt+Space, M while the window has focus, you should be able to move the window via the arrow keys.
Just for reference - are you using high DPI on your monitors? If so, have you set the DPI awareness via Rubberduck settings?
(I'm not sure if this is relevant but wanted to make sure)
an alternative workaround that might be quicker would be using Windows + [Arrow Keys]
with the window having focus to make it show up as desktop-splitting and bringing the window top onto the screen.
You could also try adjusting your display settings such that the top edge of monitor 2 aligns with the top edge of monitor 1. I assume that Windows internally renders to a bounding box around the combined resolution of both monitors, resulting in the window being "pushed out the top" of monitor 1.
VBE toolwindows are so much fun! 😫
Happens every so often here too when a toolwindow is dismissed while floating/undocked - resizing any edge puts it back on screen.
Rubberduck version information The info below can be copy-paste-completed from the first lines of Rubberduck's log or the About box:
Description The Code Inspection Window cannot be closed because the top of the window is off-screen
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Should be able to close the code inspections window by using an 'x' in the upper corner or a close button in lower right.
Screenshots Full screen view: https://i.imgur.com/mne71eT.png
Display settings: https://i.imgur.com/i0txAZl.png
Logfile
Additional context Resolution: 2560x1440 Dual monitors 2 different resolutions on the monitors. In extend mode. Other monitor is 1200x1900 and in portrait mode Happens with or without the high resolution fix setting