> If you place a non maximised window on monitor 1
> what does win.debug(win.left("active")) return?
> If you place a non maximised window on monitor 2
> what does win.debug(win.left("active")) return?
This returns a value greater than 1024 actually.
> What happens if you move a non maxxed window which is visible
> on monitor 1 to an x coordinate past 1023?
> i.e. win.move("active",1030,0)
> Does it disappear off screen or move to the other monitor?
It moves to the second monitor. So I've just imported your new Kit
and mose of the functions actually work fine! XScreen still
adamantly returns 1024, but that doesn't bother me for the moment.
> I wonder if that company's website has a forum or email support
> which can help you achieve a setup such that XScreen returns 2048
I've done some reading and it does seem like there might be some new
drivers that do "span mode". That seems to be the situation you
have where windows thinks there is just one large monitor.
I may give them a try although they appear to be beta software. It
seems like span mode is a good way of dealing with applications that
aren't multimon friendly, if I ever come across any.
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