I am a long time gvim user, but I am stumped by some startup issues I am having with gvim on windows. When I start gvim, the window that it brings up is just the title bar and when I try to resize the window, the largest it will allow me to make the window is just barely large enough to see the menu items. At the widest the I can make the window, I am only able to see the first three menu items (File, Edit, Tools). The remaining menu items are on subsequent lines of the window.
When I choose to maximize the window the file name in the title still appears scrunched as if my window wasn't maximized. When the window is maximized, I see the full screen is used by gvim, but the scroll bar is on the far left and the entire right portion of the screen is gray. I can't see any text from files I am editing. It is as if the text is hiding to the left of the scroll bar which is locked on the left of the screen. I thought maybe I had a problem with a configuration file or something so I uninstalled gvim. I removed all references to it from my PC. I removed all references to it from my registry. After reinstalling, I have the same problem. Everything worked great yesterday. I have no idea what has changed. gvim appears to be the only application affected by this. Does anyone have any ideas what might cause this? -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
