08-05-2018, 02:13 PM
Hi,
I tried to reproduce the issue but I can't see a difference here wheter I enabled or disabled the taskbar on the second monitor.
It's a fact that while dragging the program window to the other screen the screen will be affected: it will be compressed and slightly deformed because of the resize of the main window. But maximizing the program window or clicking on the reconnect button resolves that effect. But behaviour for me is the same regardless which taskbar is enabled. Also tested with latest Patch3 / 64bit on Windows 10 V1709.
Can you provide screenshots and detailed description how to retrace ?
Best regards,
Michael
I tried to reproduce the issue but I can't see a difference here wheter I enabled or disabled the taskbar on the second monitor.
It's a fact that while dragging the program window to the other screen the screen will be affected: it will be compressed and slightly deformed because of the resize of the main window. But maximizing the program window or clicking on the reconnect button resolves that effect. But behaviour for me is the same regardless which taskbar is enabled. Also tested with latest Patch3 / 64bit on Windows 10 V1709.
Can you provide screenshots and detailed description how to retrace ?
Best regards,
Michael
best regards,
Michael -- michael.scholz@asg.com --
Michael -- michael.scholz@asg.com --