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For what it's worth the current card is an nVidia GeForce 9600 GSO 512 running driver version 9.18.13.697
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I suppose the graphics drivers could be a factor but alas I don't have a spare card (or the time if I did) to go swapping out graphics cards. They came back immediately when the monitor positions were switched back to horizontal. I've just tried it with both my normal customised toolbar and the default Drives toolbar, and while neither disappeared instantly when changing monitor positions to vertical, both disappeared when I undocked and re-docked them. Send us your configuration files using the Send to Tech Support tool? The desktop icons are messed up, but the toolbar on its place. I was unable to reproduce it with both Applications and Drives toolbars. Can't you figure out a more subtle way of avoiding SQL injection attacks on this forum? It took me ages to work out wh ere the extra spaces were coming fr om until I changed all my 'select's to 'choose'sĪre you able to reproduce the issue with all toolbars that can float? When the toolbar detaches from the Lister, drag it to the bottom of the screen to dock it.īTW a lot of English sentences have the word 'sel ect' followed by 'fr om'. On the Toolbars tab, choose an active toolbar (or tick to activate another) then on the right panel choose Floating Toolbar. Right-click on an existing toolbar in an Opus Lister and choose Float, then left-drag the toolbar to the bottom of the screen to dock it.Īlternatively, in the Opus menu choose Settings | Customize Toolbars. It would be nice if this could be addressed for the benefit of anyone else with a similar setup, or indeed for me if I ever change my mind about the side-to-side layout. Having made this disclaimer, though, there is clearly still a compatibility issue between AMM and Directory Opus with vertical monitor alignments. Remembering to move windows left and right to switch screens instead of up and down isn't too difficult since after six months that's what my muscle memory tends to do anyway. It means I can continue to use Aero Snap to maximize windows on the primary without accidentally dragging them to the secondary, and because the secondary screen is smaller and the taskbars are aligned I can close windows on the primary by moving the mouse hard into the top-right corner without drifting onto the second screen. I thought I was going crazy.Īs it happens I've discovered I actually prefer the extended desktop to go from left to right even when the physical monitors are stacked vertically. If I exit AMM, I can use Windows' Screen Resolution dialog to position the monitors vertically without losing the toolbar. If I tell Windows or AMM that the monitors are side-by-side again, back comes the toolbar. If I kill and reinstate the toolbar through DOpus' options, it stays intact until the next reboot or until I undock and re-dock it, at which point it disappears again. As soon as I tell Windows about the new layout, either through Windows' Screen Resolution dialog or through AMM's Monitor Layout And Settings, the Opus toolbar disappears. This weekend I decided to rearrange things and put the secondary monitor above the primary.
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I've also had a Directory Opus toolbar docked on top of the Windows 7 taskbar at the bottom of the primary monitor. For the past six months I've been running AMM with two monitors side-by-side, the primary to the left. , Compatibility issue with DOpus toolbars and some monitor layouts » The Start menu is different in Windows 11 as well.Topic: « Docked Directory Opus toolbar disappears
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Snipping Tool continues to be available but the old design and functionality in the Windows 10 version has been replaced with those of the app previously known as Snip & Sketch.S Mode is only available now for Windows 11 Home edition.Quick Status from the Lockscreen and associated settings are removed.Math inking in apps like OneNote are not impacted by this change.
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Math Recognizer will install on demand and includes the math input control and recognizer. Microsoft Edge is the recommended replacement and includes IE Mode which may be useful in certain scenarios.
Desktop wallpaper cannot be roamed to or from device when signed in with a Microsoft account.Cortana will no longer be included in the first boot experience or pinned to the Taskbar.Microsoft's website has a list of " feature deprecations and removals (opens in new tab)," though it doesn't appear to be complete at this time:
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