It appears that some compatibility options in DisplayFusion are not functional for 64-bit applications. I have installed a 64-bit web browser and want to exclude this from the middle mouse on titlebar move as well as fullscreen move, but the options are not picked up.
The same settings for a 32-bit version of the browser do work.

Is this possibly related to that DisplayFusion installs in C:\Program Files (x86)\, but the 64-bit app in C:\Program Files ?

The titlebar overlay compatibility options at least do work: I have a horizontal offset for them and this works identically across 32-bit and 64-bit.

Minefield (Mozilla x64), on Windows 7 Ultimate x64. But Internet Explorer in its 64-bit incarnation has the same issue, as well as at least one other app.
Beta 16 is installed.

Log attached, it is too big for the post.

64-bit apps that do not listen to my preference to not use the middle click window move are C:\Program Files\Opera\opera.exe (64-bit Opera) and C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe (64-bit MSIE).

This is from my work PC, my home PC has the same behaviour.

I'm running the apps under my normal user account, which is a Windows7 administrator (with UAC enabled and set to the second-lowest setting).
Hope you don't mind, but I've removed the log from the above post since I noticed some personal info is in there.

I just updated DisplayFusion to 3.2.0.116 by the way, same behaviour. The 32-bit apps work as expected, but on a 64-bit MSIE I can still move by using the middle mouse even though this option is unselected.

Thanks for the reply.

I am not altogether sure what happened: now the compatibility option doesn't work at all any longer, for 32-bit or 64-bit apps likewise.
If I disable middle-click window moving globally under 'Window Management' the option is properly disabled, but I can no longer exclude single applications with the compatibility options.
I tested this with a number of them, including MSIE 32-bit, MSIE 64-bit, Notepad.exe, Explorer.exe (Windows Explorer) -- none seem to accept the compatibility option any more.

Hi Jon,

I've updated to beta 6, but unfortunately it makes no difference. Just to make sure I've uninstalled Stardock's WindowBlinds and CursorFX, but apparently they aren't the cause of this either.

Thanks for still looking into this.

Hi Keith

Sorry for the late reply, I was away for a few days so only saw this yesterday.
I have updated to the last beta version (3.3.1 b11), but it makes no difference.

If you can tell me what steps I need to take to do a full uninstall, I'd be happy to give it a try.

Sorry for the delay, I'm home now so I can work on this.

I have no problems working with regedit, as long as I know what I'm looking for.

//Edit, did some hunting and found the [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Binary Fortress Software] tree. I deleted it, reinstalled DF, and found something weird.

If I add a compatibility option for no middle click moving for 32-bit apps it briefly works, but after some time the option stops working for most apps (and never does for 64-bit apps). I need to close DisplayFusion and delete its keys in the registry, then on restart it'll briefly work again before breaking.
Not 100% sure yet, but it seems to break for most apps (well, any app except 32-bit MSIE so far) as soon as I add any compatibility option for a 64-bit app. Removing this compatibility option will not make the 32-bit ones work again.

Opera only comes in 32bit.

Closed beta. Anyway Mozilla Firefox has Minefield, MSIE has a 64-bit version as well. I also have other 64-bit apps that are not browsers which exhibit the same behaviour, e.g. ComicRack, Photoshop CS5, Piriform Defraggler, 7-Zip, etc..

Log sent just now.

Confirmed fixed!

Thanks a lot for the support.

Read the thread, it's been fixed.