Main Window Max'd but not Max'd

[Taborious]

I am using Keyclone to launch my windows 3boxing setup. I use 2 monitors and I have the main window maximizing on screen1 and the 2 other windows on screen2 using maximizer. What I cant figure out; and havent found on any thread, is how to maximize the window on screen1. Now, it is kinda max;d in that it covers the whole screen BUT, my windows taksbar is in the way as it is on top on the wow window(no taskbar is not set to be on top).

In the video setting for wow on the resolution screen the box for maximized is NOT checked. If i check this it fixes it BUT keycloen drops the session. How do I get keyclone to launch the main window with that box checked???

[Simulacra]

this is a common problem with windows 7, is that what you're using? If so, you can just pip swap a couple of times and it'll go away. Usually I just ignore it and it tends to go away by itself after a minute or so.

[lans83]

If you want to run your main on screen1 in 'full screen', but not real fullscreen, just go into maximizer and set up a region for your main to cover the entire screen minus the area that would be where your startup bar/taskbar is. That alone takes up 30 pixels, so whatever your screen resolution is, set the region to fill that whole space up, but subtract 30 from the height of it. I'm using KC to run my main in solo mode in windowed mode, but maxed to fill the screen for better fps than what is offered through normal windowed mode with the game's setting option. Alt-tabbing got to be tedious and windowed mode that way took it's tole on my fps. So, right now, my native resolution 1920x1080 on an 18" screen. My setting in maximizer for that region is w,h=1920,1050 and resolution to match at 1920x1050. This way I can still mouse over to another monitor if I have one hooked up or use the taskbar at the bottom or whatever without having to alt-tab out. Don't even have to set the startupmenu to be on top at all times this way. I do however have Winamp running this way covering the top of my screen on the Titanpanel bar which looks cool. I'll take a screenshot later of it. Anyway, try this out and let us know if this is the solution you're lookin for.