OpenSCAD shifted to right
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced about 5 mm to the right on my monitor and I have to maximise it to get it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
No.
From: mikeonenine@web.de [mailto:mikeonenine@web.de]
Sent: Sat, 20 Aug 2022 10:30
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Subject: [OpenSCAD] OpenSCAD shifted to right
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced about 5 mm to the right on my
monitor and I have to maximise it to get it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
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On 8/19/2022 5:29 PM, mikeonenine@web.de wrote:
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced
about 5 mm to the right on my monitor and I have to maximise it to get
it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
What platform is this?
Are you talking about a plain old non-maximized window, that you could
move and resize?
On Windows, I believe that OpenSCAD remembers and restores the location
and size of its window(s).
Sorry, perhaps I need to clarify your problem.
To the right OFF the edge of the screen?
It should save the window position & size when you quit, and re-open at the same spot.
If you have it non-maxed when you quit, does it appear whee it was next run?
From: mikeonenine@web.de [mailto:mikeonenine@web.de]
Sent: Sat, 20 Aug 2022 10:30
To: discuss@lists.openscad.org
Subject: [OpenSCAD] OpenSCAD shifted to right
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced about 5 mm to the right on my
monitor and I have to maximise it to get it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
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Mike, I use 3 monitors on my openscad setup, and had problems with it
not remembering where the various windows were and their sizes. That all
went away when I updated to 2022.06.26
Now all the windows come up exactly as they were when I last closed the
program down, except for the text size in the console window.
On 2022-08-20 10:29, mikeonenine@web.de wrote:
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced
about 5 mm to the right on my monitor and I have to maximise it to get
it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
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Jordan Brown wrote:
On 8/19/2022 5:29 PM, mikeonenine@web.de wrote:
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced
about 5 mm to the right on my monitor and I have to maximise it to get
it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
What platform is this?
Are you talking about a plain old non-maximized window, that you could
move and resize?
On Windows, I believe that OpenSCAD remembers and restores the location
and size of its window(s).
Jordan Brown wrote:
On 8/19/2022 5:29 PM, mikeonenine@web.de wrote:
When I open OpenScad 2021.01 , it appears full size, but displaced
about 5 mm to the right on my monitor and I have to maximise it to get
it centred.
Is there a setting somewhere to cure that?
What platform is this?
Are you talking about a plain old non-maximized window, that you could
move and resize?
On Windows, I believe that OpenSCAD remembers and restores the location
and size of its window(s).
(Ooops something went wrong above!)
Jordan Brown wrote:
What platform is this?
Are you talking about a plain old non-maximized window, that you could move and resize?
On Windows, I believe that OpenSCAD remembers and restores the location and size of its window(s).
Michael Marx wrote:
Sorry, perhaps I need to clarify your problem.
To the right OFF the edge of the screen?
It should save the window position & size when you quit, and re-open at the same spot.
If you have it non-maxed when you quit, does it appear whee it was next run?
Jordan and Michael, the OpenScad window is maximised in the sense that it is full-size, it is just that it goes 5mm off the right side of the screen. Clicking on the maximise icon fixes that, but the next time I call up OpenScad, it is off the screen by 5mm again, which is a bit of a bind. Other windows do indeed reopen in the same size and position they were in when they were closed.
I made the window quite a bit smaller, closed and reopened it and it came back small. But if closed full-size, it reopens full-size, but to the right, though this time a little less so.
Ken wrote:
Mike, I use 3 monitors on my openscad setup, and had problems with it not remembering where the various windows were and their sizes. That all went away when I updated to 2022.06.26
Now all the windows come up exactly as they were when I last closed the program down, except for the text size in the console window.
Ken, I see that 2022.06.26 is a Development Snapshot. Does it work OK, is it relatively free of glitches?
I was a little concerned about that when I installed it Micheal, but
other than my small problem with the font size in the console window, it
has performed flawlessly. And that font size problem pre-dates the update.
On 2022-08-20 12:47, mikeonenine@web.de wrote:
Ken wrote:
Mike, I use 3 monitors on my openscad setup, and had problems with
it not remembering where the various windows were and their sizes.
That all went away when I updated to 2022.06.26
Now all the windows come up exactly as they were when I last
closed the program down, except for the text size in the console
window.
Ken, I see that 2022.06.26 is a Development Snapshot. Does it work OK,
is it relatively free of glitches?
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A baby can be defined as an ego with a noise at one end and a smell at the other.
Our job as parents is to teach them to control all three.
Mike,
Can you run Regedit,
check HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\OpenSCAD\OpenSCAD\window size & position
First position a middling sized layout, then quit, note the registry size & position (after Regedit
F5 refresh)
Then run maximise, quit, note size & position (after F5)
Then un-maximised, but fill the screen, quit, note...
From: mikeonenine@web.de [mailto:mikeonenine@web.de]
Sent: Sat, 20 Aug 2022 12:48
To: discuss@lists.openscad.org
Subject: [OpenSCAD] Re: OpenSCAD shifted to right
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Jordan Brown wrote:
What platform is this?
Are you talking about a plain old non-maximized window, that you could move and resize?
On Windows, I believe that OpenSCAD remembers and restores the location and size of its window(s).
Michael Marx wrote:
Sorry, perhaps I need to clarify your problem.
To the right OFF the edge of the screen?
It should save the window position & size when you quit, and re-open at the same spot.
If you have it non-maxed when you quit, does it appear whee it was next run?
Jordan and Michael, the OpenScad window is maximised in the sense that it is full-size, it is just
that it goes 5mm off the right side of the screen. Clicking on the maximise icon fixes that, but
the next time I call up OpenScad, it is off the screen by 5mm again, which is a bit of a bind.
Other windows do indeed reopen in the same size and position they were in when they were closed.
I made the window quite a bit smaller, closed and reopened it and it came back small. But if closed
full-size, it reopens full-size, but to the right, though this time a little less so.
Ken wrote:
Mike, I use 3 monitors on my openscad setup, and had problems with it not remembering where the
various windows were and their sizes. That all went away when I updated to 2022.06.26
Now all the windows come up exactly as they were when I last closed the program down, except for
the text size in the console window.
Ken, I see that 2022.06.26 is a Development Snapshot. Does it work OK, is it relatively free of
glitches?
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