I have three monitors and I put my gadgets on the right hand display. A few weeks ago, MaxMax stopped creating a margin that kept apps from covering the gadgets. When I checked the settings, monitor number three (the one on the right) showed up as number 6. When I tried to make changes to the settings for that monitor, an invalid command error was displayed. I've uninstalled and reinstalled. I've looked for a configuration file and settings in the registry. I can't find anything to correct the issue.
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Answer by
Sean Hill
Try to re-install again, but this time configure the monitors individually. Don't connect all three monitors. Configure the first one, then unplug and configure the second one and so on or simply disable them while doing it (unplug the cable) and the application should work accordingly. Additionally, make sure to add the apps in the exclusion list and configure the size by clicking on buttons on the each side.
Is it possible to limit the fullscreen while using the Maxmax program? It mentions the possibility of it, but does not appear to work. I run Firefox in fullscreen and it opens fullscreen without the margin that I set. I really want MaxMax to limit my fullscreen RemoteDesktop connection on one of my dual monitors, so that I can see my home PC taskbar while the browser is fullscreen. RemoteDesktop does not have any other option for using both monitors than fullscreen. I would try it myself, but I'd like to know that it works before I try to get the blessing from my company, since I have Windows 7 and no admin account to install it.
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
Yes, the application is actually used to implement limits in all four directions on your screen. According to the image attached below, you have the possibility to set a custom area of the screen. However, Remote Desktop connections might ignore this feature because it's not limited to any area. It just displays the whole screen of the computer when you connect to.
I have three monitors and I put my gadgets on the right hand display. A few weeks ago, MaxMax stopped creating a margin that kept apps from covering the gadgets. When I checked the settings, monitor number three (the one on the right) showed up as number 6. When I tried to make changes to the settings for that monitor, an invalid command error was displayed. I've uninstalled and reinstalled. I've looked for a configuration file and settings in the registry. I can't find anything to correct the issue.
Try to re-install again, but this time configure the monitors individually. Don't connect all three monitors. Configure the first one, then unplug and configure the second one and so on or simply disable them while doing it (unplug the cable) and the application should work accordingly. Additionally, make sure to add the apps in the exclusion list and configure the size by clicking on buttons on the each side.
Is it possible to limit the fullscreen while using the Maxmax program? It mentions the possibility of it, but does not appear to work. I run Firefox in fullscreen and it opens fullscreen without the margin that I set. I really want MaxMax to limit my fullscreen RemoteDesktop connection on one of my dual monitors, so that I can see my home PC taskbar while the browser is fullscreen. RemoteDesktop does not have any other option for using both monitors than fullscreen. I would try it myself, but I'd like to know that it works before I try to get the blessing from my company, since I have Windows 7 and no admin account to install it.
Yes, the application is actually used to implement limits in all four directions on your screen. According to the image attached below, you have the possibility to set a custom area of the screen. However, Remote Desktop connections might ignore this feature because it's not limited to any area. It just displays the whole screen of the computer when you connect to.
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