On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 8:36 PM, Deniz Dogan <de...@dogan.se> wrote: > > On 2012-05-07 09:33, Adam Golding wrote: >> >> Hi, Just installed EMACSW32 on windows 7, and with all options set to >> EMACSW32 mode, the shortcuts like "Win+Right" etc that move windows >> around don't work on the EMACSW32 window, and with them all disabled, >> there is still an anomaly: when I press "Win+Right" the top of the >> EMACSW32 window is too low and cannot be dragged up to the top of the >> screen--it's off by about a third of the height of a title bar. >> >> I haven't determined which setting is interfering with the hotkeys, but >> certainly the emacsw32 default modes should allow the use of these keys >> :-) > > > Just so you know, there are official Windows builds (even "weekly > nightlies") available. The Windows keys work there.
Thanks. That is good to know. Something might have changed in the handling of the keys since I last merged. The EmacsW32 version tries to use the Windows keys as Emacs meta. In Windows 7 that has become less convenient since Windows 7 now grabs more of those key combinations. Alt is however still inconventient to use as Emacs Meta in my opinion so I will think about what to do when I have a chance to merge again. (I might use Caps Lock as an alternative Meta key.) Unfortunately it will probably be a long time until I can merge again. There are a lot of things I am dependent on in EmacsW32 (escpecially for org-mode).
