Michael Beight
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17.11.2010 15:18:40
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Hi,
One minor nuisance is when any of my windows that were partially off-screen get pushed completely on-screen when Windows comes back from Standby or Workstation Lock.
For example, if I have my window positioned like this:
..it will look like this if I Lock my workstation (press Win+L) and then unlock it:
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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24.11.2010 03:24:42
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Hello Michael,
What OS do you use?
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Michael Beight
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24.11.2010 06:11:20
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Hi Vasiliy,
Windows XP, both 32- and 64-bit.
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Michael Beight
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06.01.2011 03:29:41
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Hello,
I don't mean to rush, but can I get some idea of what you guys think about this issue? I think it's a pretty important one that hasn't been addressed yet, considering how often people use Standby, Hibernate, or Screen savers.
As if that weren't enough, I also suspect that this issue affects more recent versions of Windows (Vista, 7?), in addition to XP. I have not been able to confirm this.
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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31.01.2011 03:45:29
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Hello Michael,
Do you have the "Keep layout automatically" option enabled (Actual Window Manager -> Options -> Windows Layout -> Keep layout automatically)?
Best regards.
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Michael Beight
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31.01.2011 07:12:59
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That's a good idea, but that option makes no difference, whether it's on or off (I just tried it).
I.e., whenever I Lock my workstation and then come back, the same annoying thing happens -- All my windows are moved, and I must manually move them back.
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It's actually hard for me to understand why this behavior would still exist in such a developed and fine-tuned program as AWM.
..And why no one (I think) has reported it before.
Am I missing an option somewhere? I don't think so..
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Создано:
01.02.2011 01:58:50
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Hello Michael,
Do you have WinXP with Service Pack 3?
We'll investigate this problem.
Best regards.
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Michael Beight
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01.02.2011 03:20:34
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Vasiliy,
> Do you have WinXP with Service Pack 3?
Yes,
"Windows XP, version 2002, Service Pack 3" and
"Windows XP Pro x64 Edition, version 2003, Service Pack 2".
Thanks
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Jim
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08.03.2011 17:51:27
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I'd also like to see this. Any time the screen saver shuts off, my windows go wonky. I have to do a Win+f5 to make Actual put them back where they are based on the rules.
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Michael Beight
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Создано:
09.03.2011 20:12:34
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Jim wrote:
I have to do a Win+f5 to make Actual put them back where they are based on the rules. |
Jim,
I didn't know about that shortcut. Which version of Windows do you use? On my Windows XP (both 32- and 64-bit), it does the same thing as F5 (which is usually "refresh the page").
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