At 07:26 PM 19/01/2006, Jason Nelson wrote: >You can look at screen.monitors[idx] to get the coordinates of each monitor. >Cycle through the monitor coordinates and make sure the form is in a >respectible position on a visible monitor. > >Keep in mind that monitors placed to the left of a primary monitor can >actually have NEGATIVE coordinates. Many apps, including the Delphi 2005 >IDE do not work properly in negative coordinates. The Delphi 2005 IDE just >plain freezes up if you move certain windows/palletes to a negative window. >Photoshop even has problems. > >--Jason
Hi Jason, I haven't experienced anything like this. I have many apps on my "left" monitor, and have the Delphi 2005 object inspector there as well. When using Delphi 3 I often have the entire application on the left hand monitor, and the RxFormStorage (D3) works a treat, same as the newer Jedi component (D2005). Which windows/palletes are you referring to? Cheers, Chris. _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
