Problem with start menu on the right monitor(on the left edge)

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soyo

42 discussion posts

Hi.

Is there some setting I need to set to fix the problem you can see on the image below?

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23242740/Untitled.png

The display fusion menu start is on the right monitor on the left edge, and as you see the menu start is placed too far to the left, so that it goes off the screen.

cheers
Lucas

May 12, 2012 • #1

soyo

42 discussion posts

Could someone from display fusion please answer my question?

cheers
Lucas

May 16, 2012 • #2

Sorry for the late response, we've been super busy this week. I've just tested this out in 4.0.1 Beta 3, and everything seems to line up correctly. If you haven't already tried it, could you update and let me know how it goes?

The latest Beta version is available here: http://www.displayfusion.com/Download/Beta/

Thanks!

May 16, 2012 • #3

soyo

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Hi.

I am trying out the 4.1 version. Still the same problem:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/23242740/ScreenShots/2012-10-18%20Image_0001.png

cheers
Lucas

Oct 18, 2012 • #4

Thanks for the update! I'm wondering if it has to do with the OS language. Is your copy of Windows 7 a fully Polish version, or is it an English copy of Windows 7 with the Polish language pack downloaded?

Oct 19, 2012 • #5

soyo

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Thanks for getting back to me so fast Keith.

Answer to your question is: option b)

Hopefully that will help.

To give you more information. I have 2 monitors. The main monitor is iiYama e2409HDS with 1920x1080 resolution set. On that monitor I have the genuine Windows 7(64bit) taskbar on the right edge. The second monitor is Iiyama E1900S with 1280x1024 resolution set. This monitor is on the left of my main monitor, and on this monitor is Display Fusion Taskbar, on the LEFT edge.

cheers
Lucas

Oct 20, 2012 • #6

Ok, thanks! I'll setup a VM with the Polish language pack and hopefully I'll be able to reproduce this issue. I'll keep you posted on what I find.

Oct 24, 2012 • #7

I finally had a chance to test this out, and it turns out it is related to having the Polish language pack installed. I've added it to our list, and I'll be sure to post an update when we're able to fix it up.

Thanks!

Oct 31, 2012 • #8

soyo

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Thanks Keith.

But if I can be frank it's a bit odd that it has to do with different language pack. How different words affect this issue?

cheers
Lucas

Oct 31, 2012 • #9

At the moment, we're not really sure

All I can say right now is that this issue doesn't occur with Windows 7 set to English, but when I change it to Polish, the issue shows up. We'll post more news as we have it

Oct 31, 2012 • #10

soyo

42 discussion posts

Quote:

At the moment, we're not really sure

All I can say right now is that this issue doesn't occur with Windows 7 set to English, but when I change it to Polish, the issue shows up. We'll post more news as we have it

What if you change it to I don't know... chinese