Isboxer window layouts

[lokka's]

I just got new monintros for my set up was running a 32in LCD tv for my main and a 22 for my 4 slaves. Now on my new set up im still running my 32in tv and 2, 22in monintros. Now when I run the isboxer setup for window setups and all that I'm running into a problem when I start up wow im getting and lot of space in between the games on the 22in monintros but if I go back to using just one it's fine. I'm not sure if it's something resolution or something like that but any help on that would be great

[MiRai]

Something to try would be to delete your computer in ISBoxer (if you have one listed) and then recreate it. If you don't have one listed then create one (default settings should be just fine). After either one of those steps have been taken try re-running the Window Layout Wizard to see if that fixes you up.

[Ughmahedhurtz]

Something to try would be to delete your computer in ISBoxer (if you have one listed) and then recreate it. If you don't have one listed then create one (default settings should be just fine). After either one of those steps have been taken try re-running the Window Layout Wizard to see if that fixes you up.

Seconded. I had to do this when I upgraded my 19" to a 24" panel last month.

[lokka's]

I'll try that for sure once I get home. Last night when I was playing around with it isboxer was picking up the new monitors and show them at the right resolution as well as using the right work space for each monitor.

[lokka's]

Found out what's doing it. Its something to do whit (use instant window swapping) so I'am guessing the resolution of 1360x768 of the tv to 1920x1080 of the monitors is not playing well together. Not to sure what to do from here if that can be fixed or not.

[MiRai]

Found out what's doing it. Its something to do whit (use instant window swapping) so I'am guessing the resolution of 1360x768 of the tv to 1920x1080 of the monitors is not playing well together. Not to sure what to do from here if that can be fixed or not.

I guess that's my fault... I assumed the 32" TV was 1920x1080. In this case you're probably stuck using
the resolution of the smallest screen, which would be 1360x768, if you want things to look right.