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ttencate / taekwindow

Taekwindow is a simple, lightweight and free Windows program that allows you to move and resize windows by dragging them with the Alt key, similar to many X11 window managers.
http://taekwindow.net/
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Resizing Full screen apps #24

Closed ttencate closed 13 years ago

ttencate commented 13 years ago

Converted from SourceForge issue 1668616, submitted by emn13

Full screen apps such as adobe reader, windows media player, media player classic, etc. can all be resized.

Furthermore, fullscreen directX (and openGL?) apps like Warcraft III cannot themselves be resized while fullscreen, but trying to do so resizes windows "behind" the full screen app; and causes the directX app to flicker.

ttencate commented 13 years ago

Submitted by emn13

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Furthermore, fullscreen directX (and openGL?) apps like Warcraft III cannot themselves be resized while fullscreen, but trying to do so resizes windows

"behind" the full screen app; and causes the directX app to flicker.

Just experienced the same, while building a track in the ingame track-editor of Trackmania Nations. To move the track around, you need to hit Alt, and drag with the left and right mous button in that game. To make it work, and not resize the windows behind it, the taekwindow process has to be executed. Could this be fixed?

ttencate commented 13 years ago

Submitted by emn13

This has actually been resolved for quite some time now. Let me know if any problems persist.