Post by pip on Mar 16, 2019 10:59:11 GMT
Do you use emulated LCD's?
Does Windows mess around with their positions when it boots / comes out of sleep? You then spend ages putting them back to how you left them - only for Windows to do it again next time? Mine does, well, I should "did".
Ray has developed a cunning work around in the latest release (V5.38 Beta-00, at the time of posting). A few screen shots are linked to, apologies for the size.
First, showing how windows has messed with the emulated LCD panels on boot
Second, the new menu entry available from right click on the emulated LCD panel
Third, showing them back to how they should be.
Two clicks, job done.
*Note that you should save their positions first
You can also assign a hotkey. For those unfamiliar with hotkeys, you can access them from here
Does Windows mess around with their positions when it boots / comes out of sleep? You then spend ages putting them back to how you left them - only for Windows to do it again next time? Mine does, well, I should "did".
Ray has developed a cunning work around in the latest release (V5.38 Beta-00, at the time of posting). A few screen shots are linked to, apologies for the size.
First, showing how windows has messed with the emulated LCD panels on boot
Second, the new menu entry available from right click on the emulated LCD panel
Third, showing them back to how they should be.
Two clicks, job done.
*Note that you should save their positions first
You can also assign a hotkey. For those unfamiliar with hotkeys, you can access them from here