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Topic: «[SOLVED] Window sizing conflict , Confusing conflict between snap to edges and resize button » on forum: Beta Testing   Views: 9665
 
David Lomas
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Posted: 06/09/2009 03:51:56
 
 
Using Right-Click to snap a window border to the edge of the screen can result in confusing behaviour if used with the resize button - caused I think because both the Right-Click method and the resize button act as a kind of toggle. To reproduce:

1. Open any resizable window (e.g. Notepad). Make sure it is 'Restored' not 'Maximised'.
2. Use the Right-Click method to effectively maximise it to all 4 borders of the screen.
3. Hit the 'Resize' toolbar button, to, for example, resize it to 800x600.
4. Now Right-Click on any edge.

At step 4, the intuitive behaviour would be to snap to the edge of the screen again, but of course it tries to 'undo' the previous snap to edge and repositions the window border to its original location. Depending on where the (now 800x600) window is positioned, this can be very confusing, or even appear to do nothing.

I would suggest these 2 features should 'reset' each other (i.e. return their state to the default state), rather than preserve the toggle state.

Cheers,

Dave.
 
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Tatiana Jack
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Posted: 06/10/2009 00:44:40
 
 
Dear David,

Thank you for your help. The problem is confirmed. We'll fix it on our next release version.  

E-mail: support@actualtools.com
 
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Alex Fadeyev
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Posted: 12/24/2009 05:59:43
 
 
David, we tried to fix this issue in beta 4. Could you check it?
 
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David Lomas
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Posted: 01/05/2010 05:08:06
 
 
Looks perfect from here! Much more intuitive behaviour now.

Cheers,

Dave.
 
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