[wingide-users] Multiple monitor support

Both of these are unfortunate problems with gtk1, which makes some overly
simplistic low-level assumptions on win32.  We looked at fixing this but
it's quite difficult.  Solving the problem will instead be part of our
move to gtk2, which is in progress but I don't have any estimates right
now for availability of product based on that.

Sorry about this.

Stephan Deibel

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Wing IDE for Python
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On Tue, 5 Aug 2003, Jed Burgess wrote:

> I'm using Wing with a two monitor setup under XP, and there are several 
> problems when a Wing window is located on the secondary monitor.
> 
> - The scroll wheel does not work on a window that is located on the 
> secondary monitor.  If the window spans both monitors, then scrolling 
> will work if the cursor is on the side of the window located on the 
> primary monitor, but not if it is located within the part of the window 
> contained on the second monitor.
> 
> - When I click on a menu of a window located on the secondary monitor, 
> the drop down menu appears on the primary monitor.  If my secondary 
> monitor is located to the left of the primary one, the menu appears on 
> the far left of the primary monitor.  If the secondary monitor is 
> located to the right of the primary one, then the menu appears at the 
> far right of the primary monitor.
> 
> Is there a setting somewhere that I can set to improve multiple monitor 
> support or are there perhaps fixes in the works?
> 
> Thanks,
> Jed
> 
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