When windows 10 is set to display window contents when moving or sizing
Legacy is asked to redraw its window each time the size changes. Legacy
has to find the data to display for that redraw. For some people this
means that Legacy redraws its window at the "old" size before the
resizing. To the user it looks like the screen is snapping back to the
original size.
1. Turning off the Windows setting to show contents lets the window
resize before Windows asks Legacy to redraw. Since Legacy is not
continually looking for data to display there is no interruption of the
resizing and the redraw takes place when the window is at the new size.
2. Minimizing the current view in Legacy means only the outer frame is
redrawn but not all the family data for the view. Since there is no data
to find Legacy can redraw this while the resizing is ongoing so the
resize can proceed.
Brian Kelly
On 09-Jul.-20 11:49 a.m., Loren L. Johns via LegacyUserGroup wrote:
On the other hand, I have the same problem, regardless of which of the
three computers I use Windows 10. It often takes me ten tries to resize
the window to where I want it.
I try dragging the border and it often begins to drag, but then pops
back where it was ... or perhaps goes only 2% of the way.
I am glad for you, Alan, if you have not had this problem. I am sure
others have.
I don't know what causes it.
Peace,
Loren Johns
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