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Topic: «Virtual Independent desktop problem » on forum: Technical Support

Inflatablemouse
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Posts: 17
Joined: 09/30/2010

Posted: 09/13/2011 12:10:24

Hi,

I've had this issue with several versions now. I never bothered to post about it because I wasn't using the feature but I'd like to experiment with it and see if I can use it with how I work.

The problem is that when I enable Virtual Desktops and switch from Classic to Independent, the gray bar that is suppsed to show my 2 desktops is empty. When I sel ect a monitor fr om the Display dropdown box, an error popup appears that says:

[TMonitorArrangement.SetCurrent] Invalid monitor index:0.

Can you please help me resolve the issue?

Thanks!

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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Posts: 2073
Joined: 11/09/2010

Posted: 09/13/2011 22:44:23

Hello Inflatablemouse,

Thanks for the post.

Could you send me (support@actualtools.com) a screenshot of the "Virtual Desktops" tab (Actual Window Manager -> Virtual Desktops), a screenshot of the error message and a screenshot of the "Display properties" window?

Could you also send me the "monitors.log" file from the "%appdata%\Actual Tools\Actual Window Manager\" directory?

Best regards.

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Inflatablemouse
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Posts: 17
Joined: 09/30/2010

Posted: 09/14/2011 02:24:09

Sent.

Hope it is the correct display properties.

Forgot to mention it in the mail but the logfile is not at that location. It redirects to C:\Users\Ingemar\AppData\Roaming\Actual Tools\Actual Window Manager and that folder contains several ini files, 2 folders and ea.log.

Cheers.

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