I have an issue where my Softplan window resizes dramatically when moving from one monitor to another, and am wondering if anyone else has experianced this. I am not sure just when this issue started. I have a laptop and 2 27" 4k monitors. When I start to slide it over it expands to beyond the edges of the monitors and it is difficult to move it to and maximize it on the desired monitor. Tech support says it is a windows issue and I am just wondering if anyone has a solution.
Resizing Issues When Moving Between Monitors
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Posted 12 April 2021 - 12:10 PM
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Posted 12 April 2021 - 01:02 PM
I tried numerous things with the maximize button. It looks like I got it resolved. I set my laptop to be the main screen and messed around with the scaling in the Nvidia control panel. I don't know what is actually different in those settings now, but it seems to be working.
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Posted 13 April 2021 - 04:29 AM
I have an issue where my Softplan window resizes dramatically when moving from one monitor to another, and am wondering if anyone else has experianced this. I am not sure just when this issue started. I have a laptop and 2 27" 4k monitors. When I start to slide it over it expands to beyond the edges of the monitors and it is difficult to move it to and maximize it on the desired monitor. Tech support says it is a windows issue and I am just wondering if anyone has a solution.
I have a 17.3 Acer laptop, and 2 24" Acer LED's, there is something to do with matching or not, the resolutions, meaning screens may have to match laptop, if not that, then they should be set to "their own native" resolution, however, i think it is done on the "laptop setting side" as I've never had to re-set any places Monitor when doing presentations in home or at the conference area where I often meet, and it's a 80" plasma. Not sure if this helps, but Google the issue, maybe add your laptop basic info, you find your answer just as I did mine.
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