Keith,
We may need some clarification of the statements made for Monitor Profiles.
The changelog says:
"Note: Monitor Profiles have been overhauled, it's recommended that you load and re-save your existing profiles to upgrade them to the new format"
The announcement above says:
Important Notes!
Although your existing Monitor Profiles should still load correctly, it's recommended that you create new Monitor Profiles using DisplayFusion 9.2 as we're saving a few extra settings with the new Monitor Configuration code.
Should we load and re-save, or should we ditch and start over from scratch?
What should a mobile/office user do that has configurations for different situations in different locales? These can't all be done in one sitting, or can they?
May 23, 2018 (modified May 23, 2018)
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In theory you should be able to load your existing profiles, then overwrite them, or save them as new ones. In some cases the existing profiles may not load, so you'd need to manually configure the monitors and then save the profiles again.
You're correct that you'd need to be connected to the monitors involved in the profile in order to update it with the new settings.
Definitely let me know if you have any further questions.
Thanks!
andyf
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Hi Keith,
I've updated from 9.2 beta 3 to 9.2 and I *think* I might have found an odd bug (but still doing some testing) - something to do with mouse events being ignored if I click outside of an active application until I alt-tab to something else.
Should I post further details in this thread, or make a new discussion post?
A new thread would be great, thanks!
schoeps
1 discussion post
Only 1 monitor is appearing using nVidia hardware with two 3 displays on two cards, only diplaying one monitor.
This actually should be fixed in 9.2.2 which we just released today. Could you do a "Check for Updates" on the Settings > Options tab, and let us know if you still have issues after updating to 9.2.2?
Thanks!