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Lost Window issue
Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2014 11:38 pm
by Warwick
I am running Windows 7 using 2 video cards and 4 monitors.
The game starts normally. I have patched up to most recent version. When I start the game proceeds normally through scenario selections, optional rules, and lend lease. After the US do their scrapping the next window does not show on any screen. I see the window in the the taskbar. I can select minimize and restore but the window does not appear. I have also tried cascading windows but to no avail.
Has anyone encountered this issue or have any suggestions for next steps?
Thank you
RE: Lost Window issue
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2014 12:44 am
by paulderynck
Did you make a new screen layout (SLY file)? If so delete it and retry. The game is supposed to be able to handle three monitors, maybe using the 4th is causing grief.
You can find the SLYs in \Matrix Games\World in Flames\Scenarios\<scenario name>\Map Views
Lost Window issue
Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2014 6:01 pm
by Omnius
Warwick,
Why? I find one awesome 27" Apple monitor enough.
Omnius
RE: Lost Window issue
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2014 4:57 pm
by Shannon V. OKeets
ORIGINAL: Warwick
I am running Windows 7 using 2 video cards and 4 monitors.
The game starts normally. I have patched up to most recent version. When I start the game proceeds normally through scenario selections, optional rules, and lend lease. After the US do their scrapping the next window does not show on any screen. I see the window in the the taskbar. I can select minimize and restore but the window does not appear. I have also tried cascading windows but to no avail.
Has anyone encountered this issue or have any suggestions for next steps?
Thank you
A couple of suggestions for investigating:
1 - if you include your SLY file (New Game.SLY) in a post we will be able to understand better what data the program is using. SLY file are simple text, so you can open it using NotePad (or equivalent) and just insert it into a post. There is no need to Zip it or Attach it. They are also quite small.
2 - if you do not have the Main Form at the top of a monitor (e.g., at the bottom) that can cause trouble.
3 - if you have the 4 monitors arranged as a square, instead of as 4 in a row, that configuration hasn't been tested (to the best of my knowledge).