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2006 -------
Have tested with some Python code to see what EnumDisplayMonitors returns.
It seems that even with no external monitor attached, 2 monitorinfos are
enumerated, one of which is some kind of virtual monitor.
I'll attach Python code for enumerating the displays as a quick test (this
basically mirrors what is done in vcl/win/source/app/salinfo.cxx)
The results are as follows with no external monitor attached:
Monitor 0
cbSize: 72
dwFlags: 1
hMonitor: 65537
rcMonitor: {'top': 0L, 'right': 1280L, 'bottom': 800L, 'left': 0L}
rcWork: {'top': 0L, 'right': 1280L, 'bottom': 736L, 'left': 0L}
szDevice: \\.\DISPLAY1
Monitor 1
cbSize: 72
dwFlags: 0
hMonitor: 65539
rcMonitor: {'top': 0L, 'right': 1280L, 'bottom': 800L, 'left': 0L}
rcWork: {'top': 0L, 'right': 1280L, 'bottom': 800L, 'left': 0L}
szDevice: \\.\DISPLAYV1
It seems that DISPLAYV1 is a mirror driver, from a brief web search. It may be
possible to ignore these by using MONITORINFOEX and checking the name, but I
admit I'm not really sure what the best thing to do here is...
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