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I gave this a vote. It’s a quickish fix.
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This is a problem with the Clickless drawing option.
CNTRL+ALT+SHIFT+O then uncheck “Clickless Drawing” (or w/e its called)
Your 2nd monitor will now work.
I have posted a fix for the visual artifacts you will also experience once you have fixed this first problem.
I’m planning on working on getting Clickless Drawing to work Dual screen myself. I’ll post on here if I get round to it.
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1 votesimonjohnroberts
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meh this is a duplicate
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The previous comment fixes the isDrawing artifacts.
Chase & Tickle would be something like:
void HandleMouseover(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { UserControl f = e.Source as UserControl; if (f != null && f.Opacity > 0.1) //can it be seen? { Animation.ApplyRandomAnimationEffect(f, Duration.Automatic); Point eGetPosition = e.GetPosition(this.windows0); Transform g = f.RenderTransform; TranslateTransform tt = new TranslateTransform(-(eGetPosition.X/2), -(eGetPosition.Y/2)); TransformGroup tg = new TransformGroup(); tg.Children.Add(f.RenderTransform); tg.Children.Add(tt); f.RenderTransform = tg; } }What do you think?
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void m_MouseLeave(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { MainWindow main = (MainWindow)sender; while (ellipsesQueue.Count > 0) { Shape shapeToRemove = ellipsesQueue.Dequeue(); main.mouseDragCanvas.Children.Remove(shapeToRemove); } }simonjohnroberts
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Adminshanselman (Admin, babysmash) responded
Gotcha.
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Agreed, have some votes.
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Hi, after reading this I implemented this feature.
using http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/MIDIToolkit.aspx?msg=3413744#xx3413744xx
it was easy.
I can provide my code.
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I like this one also.
I might have a poke at this being an old ex muso.simonjohnroberts
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Essentially, currently when the mouse events are no longer captured no additional process is in place to check for second monitor entry.
I tried the Winow.OnMouseEnter event to no avail already.
This would need adding. I’m looking into it.