Darren27
4 discussion posts
I'm also having another issue - but I am not sure if it's related to the border padding issue above (Please let me know if I should start a new Discussion)
I am getting a strange line on Windows Explorer Window:
see image 1
If I hide the ribbon and then unhide the strange line dissapears (until i click on something else)...
see image 2
This only started when I installed DisplayFusion - could it be related to the border padding issue above?
I would test myself, but the border padding is stuck at it's current settings and I am unable to change them.
Any help is greatly appreciated
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May 14, 2019 (modified May 14, 2019)
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Strange that they won't go back to the defaults! I've tested here and it seems to work for me. If you do a reboot and try again, is it still broken?
Darren27
4 discussion posts
Hi,
thanks for the reply.
I have tried multiple restarts and it still isnt working as it should...
I will try to uninstall/re-install...
Darren27
4 discussion posts
Ok, I have fixed the issue.
Re-installing didnt work - as DisplayFusion didnt perform a clean install.
My previous settings were still there and hitting retore all to defualts still didnt change the two default values for Border and Padding.
A combination of changing resolution/display scaling and using values other than defualt in DisplayFusion. i.e any values I tried to apply for Border and Padding, would change these values to something else. I had to find the right combination between the two values so that when I pressed ok it set them as Border 1, Padding 4.
Very strange. I have saved my settings now so hopefully I will be able to revert if this ever happens again.
The strange line mentioned in my second post have also been resolved
Excellent, glad to hear it! That border padding setting is calculated by Windows when we pass the values to it, so it can sometimes produce weird results.
I'm thinking we should probably just remove it altogether, since it's not very reliable.
May 15, 2019 (modified May 15, 2019)
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