I'm frequently seeing this problem: when going from a maximized view to a regular view ("restore") the window seems to be about twice the size of the screen. It seems like the upper left hand corner of the window is correctly anchored (ie. it is where I left it) but the rest of the MC extends offscreen down and to the right. I think Cascius is having the same problem.
Deleting the FramePos registry entry fixes this (once) but it keeps happening. I can grab the window edges to resize as well.
I run full screen visualizations at a resolution (800x600) that is different from the desktop (1280x768), and I notice that funny things happen during the transition - ie. the Windows taskbar is momentarily drawn in the middle of the screen.
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Topic: Wacky Window Sizing Problem (Read 711 times)