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Topic: «[FIXED]Problem with "restrict placement" » on forum: Technical Support   Views: 7066
 
Frank Collins
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Posted: 12/22/2008 23:26:55
 
 
 I recently purchase Actual Windows Manager 5.2.  While it worked fine before, the "restrict placement" option now is causing problems with maximized windows.  When restrict placement is in effect at 0px and you maximize a window, the titled bar overlaps the top of the window.  For example, with IE7 the title bar overlaps the address bar, which won't appear until you click on the title bar.  It's very disconcerting.  I installed Actual Windows Manager on my computer at work and the identical problem occurred.  Has anyone else experienced this?  Any way to fix this?
 
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Tatiana Jack
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Posted: 12/23/2008 02:40:35
 
 
 Dear Frank,

Thank you very much for the notification. You are first user who are write about this problem. This problem is confirmed.
The fact is that when you are maximizing window your system placements it to other borders then 0px. (e.g. in Windows XP it is -4px for each border). You need maximize any window and with help of  a "crosshair" get to know what value set your system.

We'll fix this problem on our next version.

E-mail: support@actualtools.com
 
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Tatiana Jack
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Posted: 04/01/2009 04:55:39
 
 
 Dear Frank,

I'd like to inform you that the bug has been finally fixed. You are welcome to test it in Actual Window Manager 5.3

Best regards!

E-mail: support@actualtools.com
 
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