i was wondering if its possible to only use keyclones maximizer function to position my screens but to remain to have the border so i can minimize and move around if i need to .
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i was wondering if its possible to only use keyclones maximizer function to position my screens but to remain to have the border so i can minimize and move around if i need to .
Nope.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'pomo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=129936#post129 936
that's a first
if you want the borders back... find the wow you want to work with in the keyclone list, right-click, and then select un-maximize.
the window will reappear with the border restored.
im guessing there wouldnt be a way to do
wow1-unmaximize;wow2-unmaximize;wow3-unmaximize
as far as startup commands go in the general tabs
reason being i have tabs and widgets on my second screen and for some reason when maximized it pushes the widjets to the other side but when i do it manually it does not.
in your maximizer definition, each region should use the same 'game resolution'... this is the dimension just below pip hotkey.
click on each region and check.
also, those dimensions should be some multiple of your main region. on your main region, they should match the dimensions of the region... and on the smaller regions, the w,h should be some ratio of that dimension (eww... don't like how that worded...)
that make any sense at all??
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Originally Posted by 'keyclone',index.php?page=Thread&postID=130192#pos t130192
yeah it makes sense i am just trying to use maximizer for positioning as oppose to locking it in with out borders i currently have my main Screen on a 24 " @ res 1680x1050 and then 2 screens on my 24 inch that are 1024x768 . when maximized it seems to be locked in to place . thats why i asked the original question if there was a way to have maxmizer place but not let the wow's go boarderless.
its working fine now i guess i will just have to right click and unmaximize each window manually