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[Doof]

I realize this isn't soley MC's responsibility, but I do know that this problem didn't exist until MC went solely owner-drawn...

Here's the scenario.

I'm running WindowBlinds 4.0.
I have my taskbar at the top of my screen.

When MC is maximized, other applications can't be maximized. They do maximize, but they aren't completely drawn. Only the upper left hand corner of the window is drawn. The rest isn't drawn.

As long as MC isn't maximized, everything is fine. I can even manually size MC so that it takes up the entire screen without a problem, but as soon as I hit the maximize button, I have this problem.

Any chance you guys could look into this and determine if it's an MC issue or a WindowBlinds issue? It's definitely the combination of the two, I just don't know who's causing what. This happens on two machines with vastly different hardware, both are running XP.

[Doof]

bump

[Matt]

Are you telling Window Blinds to leave MC alone?

If it still happens if you do, then we'll take a look sometime.  It could be a little while though with the Christmas cookies and all.

[Tiberius]

I too am running Windowblinds 4.2 on Win XP and can confirm this for Doof. Not a problem for me as I leave the taskbar at the bottom and rarley maximize windows, but it definately is there.

Setting Windowblinds to ignore MC has no effect on this either. Doesn't occur w/taskbar at bottom.

[Doof]

Yeah, just to confirm... Tell WB to ignore MC has no effect, and this does only happen when the task bar is at the top. If I leave it on the bottom, then everything is fine.