Bernd Brinkmann Mar 1, 2004
> This is a new one on me... my knowledge of dual-monitor systems isYes that's right. And I did some more testing and the things went more
> just about zilch. But when you minimize Guide (or any app) to the
> taskbar and then _restore_ it, it ought to go back where it was.
> Just to be clear: you're simply clicking with the left mouse button
> on the icon in the taskbar, and it maximizes to both screens
> instead of just being restored to where it was when you minimized it?
> I'd not be surprised if clicking on right-clicking on the icon inJust this happens.
> the taskbar and then on "maximize" led to the behavior you mention.
> That's _supposed_ to happen. But when you restore a program, itThat's also good to know. I had the following case: I took my desktop
> should "remember" where it was.
>
> There are no settings in Guide that would affect this. When you
> shut Guide down, it does write out data as to where it was on-screen
> to a file called 'maximum.dat'; when you start it up again, it reads
> that data so that it appears where you left off. But it doesn't sound
> as if that's an issue here; for some weird reason, Guide is maximizing
> when it ought to be restoring.
>
> Only thing I can suggest trying is deleting 'maximum.dat'. Guide
> will rebuild it (though certain settings, such as the fonts you're
> using and where dialog boxes were placed, will get lost.) Perhaps
> somehow, something got corrupted in there that's causing this effect.