Multi-monitor display on WIN10 not matching borders

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#1

Good day.
When using multiple Hi monitor displays on Win10, the Hi borders not matching to the monitor borders (see image).
Apparently, the border of the windows in Win 7 is preffered.
I will ask you to add a feature for full image size on Win10.
Thank you in advance.

#2

Good day.

  1. You have misplaced monitors. The mounting causes not matching borders (at your place) or will be part of the HI outside the area of ​​any of the monitors.
    Monitor 1 dx / dy, rect (LTRB): 1920/1080 (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
    Monitor 2 dx / dy, rect (LTRB): 1920/1080 (1920, 0, 3840, 1080)
    Monitor 3 dx / dy, rect (LTRB): 1920/1080 (6, 1080, 1926, 2160)
    Monitor 4 dx / dy, rect (LTRB): 1920/1080 (1926, 1080, 3846, 2160)

  2. The order of the monitors is not strictly required, HI get them renumber internally:
    Example: We have 6 monitors placed in two rows. The top board will have
    numbers 1, 2, 3 and the lower 4, 5, 6. If we don’t want to have a HI console at all
    monitors, enter the extreme monitor numbers in the configuration file
    defining the area for HI, e.g. 1 and 5. Now HI should be
    multidisplay feature dedicated area on monitors 1, 2, 4, 5.
    For example:
    1 2 3
    4 5 6
    Inappropriate entry (see your below is understood as when it is not entered) and takes
    the whole area (all monitors)
    FirstMonitor = 3
    LastMonitor = 2

#3

Sorry, I didn’t see your picture. This may solve your problem:

Try a new parameter in section [SET_DISPLAY_PARAMS]
EmulMaxBorder=TRUE (FALSE)

Increase the maximized HI size. Use this when in Windows 10 there is a blank space around HI of about 8 points.

#4

Hello, this is the picture:

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And thank you for your answer.

#5

Good day.

Parameter EmulMaxBorder=TRUE solve your problem.
But this parameter was implemented 24.4.2020 - versions V12265 and higher.

#6

Good day, yes, you are right, thank you for your note.