nicholas.jj.taylor Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 15, 2013 #1 When B4A opens, the window does not remember the window x and y correctly. I use the IDE on my left hand monitor, but when I open B4a, it always appears on my right hand monitor and I have to drag it back over.
When B4A opens, the window does not remember the window x and y correctly. I use the IDE on my left hand monitor, but when I open B4a, it always appears on my right hand monitor and I have to drag it back over.
yttrium Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 19, 2013 #2 This might be an issue with your actual setup - have you looked into handy programs like DisplayFusion or ActualMultipleMonitors that remember window positions?
This might be an issue with your actual setup - have you looked into handy programs like DisplayFusion or ActualMultipleMonitors that remember window positions?
warwound Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jul 19, 2013 #3 Here on Windows 8 i have no problems with the b4a IDE window remembering it's position - i have 3 monitors and it alwasy remembers it's last position. Try positioning the IDE window where you want it ensuring that the window is not maximised, now close the IDE and reopen it. Does it not open at the last position? Martin.
Here on Windows 8 i have no problems with the b4a IDE window remembering it's position - i have 3 monitors and it alwasy remembers it's last position. Try positioning the IDE window where you want it ensuring that the window is not maximised, now close the IDE and reopen it. Does it not open at the last position? Martin.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 21, 2013 #4 When the settings are loaded the negative position is ignored. The purpose of this check is to avoid cases where the position is no longer visible. It can be improved in the future...
When the settings are loaded the negative position is ignored. The purpose of this check is to avoid cases where the position is no longer visible. It can be improved in the future...
