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Topic: «[SOLVED] Some programes start on the wrong monitor » on forum: Beta Testing   Views: 5433
 
Razvan Popescu
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Posted: 10/20/2011 01:47:16
 
 
 Salut,

I was playing Disciples 3 Resurrection and Chronicles of RIddick , both had this problem, It might be more general than this

I have a main monitor, right?
It shouldn't matter which screen I'm running the application, it is shown on the main monitor, right?

I need some clarification on the design for this. With windows it's clear , but with games?

for example my Warcraft 3 always opesn on the primary monitor.

Any option is good, I just want congruence

When I had 2 monitors with different resolutions, this was a pain, so I'm thinking keep using the primary monitor only.

Razvan

Win 7 x64 updates to date,
2 monitors placed I on top of II,
2 independent taskbars on the right,
and using the latest beta
 
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Posted: 10/20/2011 22:17:46
 
 
 Hello Razvan,

Thansk for the post.

A window layout at startup depends on the application.
Sometimes applications open their windows on the main monitor but sometimes on the monitor where this window was closed last time.

Have you tried to use specific settings for these games with the "Move at startup to monitor" option enabled?

Best regards.
 
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Razvan Popescu
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Posted: 10/21/2011 05:05:39
 
 
 Oh, ok
Sorry, i see now that this is too much application dependent , there is no way for you to determine which application should be ignored or not

Please close thread, I will configure them individually

THank you

Razvan

Win 7 x64 updates to date,
2 monitors placed I on top of II,
2 independent taskbars on the right,
and using the latest beta
 
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