embedded PuTTY hidden on secondary screen

Hi,
I know I'm asking for a lot, do you know if you can send me a video, or more printscreen?

Hi David, I've made a capture.

You can find it at http://www.molensky.com/PuTTY-embedded.zip (or a little more detail http://www.molensky.com/VIDEO0008.avi)

Regards, Paul
edited by molensky on 6/23/2011

Hi David, did you have an opportunity to look at the capture?

Regards, Paul

Hi,
Sorry for the delay, I have tried to reproduce this but I'm unable to do so. Just to be sure, does it happen if you disconnect your second monitor?

Hi David,

I've made another test where the external screen is the primairy and the laptop-display is secondary. On both screens, PuTTY is now full screen as expected.
I try to reproduce the symptoms on an other machine. Let you know how this works out.

Regards, Paul

Hi David,

little sooner than I suspected.

If the secondary screen has a resolution smaller than the primairy, the offsets seems to go wrong. It doesn't matter which screen is primairy or secondary.
I've made a test where my primairy (external) screen has a resolution of 800x600. On the secondary (laptop) screen the resolution is 1280x800. On that screen, the maximized PuTTY window has a wrong offset and shows only part of the window.

To complete the test, I've opened PuTTY as external, and I can successfully open the window maximized on either screen.

I hope this helps in reproducing.

Regards, Paul

Hi David,

to give extra info. Now I'm using FileZilla (http://forum.devolutions.net/topic1271-winscp-asks-for-filezilla-in-613.aspx) I experience the same behaviour with this application embedded.

Regards, Paul

Do you have Large font enabled or something like that?

You mean at Display Properties -> Appearance -> Font size ? This is set to Normal.

I mean in Windows

Me too, right-click on the desktop

Excellent, I looking for some clue to reproduce the problem because I tried many times.