DisplayFusion works best with multiple screens, but you can also use it with just one. It takes care of a number of small bugs, as well as some long-standing issues. I would like to thank everyone who submitted bug reports through the Support Forum, the support email address and even Twitter. At the same time it is a great application that can make your dual monitor (or triple monitor or more) life much, much easier.
Requirements:
* Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0
What's New
- Changed: Taskbar can now be re-sized very easily by right-clicking
on it and selecting “Multi-Monitor Taskbar Size” - Changed: Now shows an optional monitor indicator when dragging a
maximized window between monitors - Changed: Rearranged the Desktop Wallpaper window and added icons to
some of the dropdowns to simplify it - Changed: Added a “Don’t stretch smaller images” option to the
Desktop Wallpaper window – this option will force DisplayFusion to
centre images that are smaller than the monitor, instead of stretching
them - Changed: Added an option to snap window edges to other application’s
windows, not just to monitor edges (disabled by default) - Changed: The “Move to Next Monitor” and “Move to Previous Monitor”
HotKey and TitleBar Buttons now use the monitors in their logical
layout, not sorted by ID - Changed: Right-clicking on the TitleBar Buttons will now show the
DisplayFusion context menu - Changed: All DisplayFusion windows now respond correctly to the
Enter and Esc keys, as well as accelerator keys (Alt + key) - Changed: HotKeys can now be set to use a single key with no modifier
keys (alt, ctrl, win) - Changed: Added a “Compatibility” tab in the DisplayFusion Settings
window for managing TitleBar Button exclusions, TitleBar Button Offset
(per application), Window Snapping exclusions and Wallpaper Changing
exclusions – instead of managing these exclusions separately on each tab - Changed: Added an option to allow random wallpaper changes to be
paused while a specified application is running – configure this in the
Compatibility tab - Changed: Added a new Advanced
Setting called “AutoUpdateBeta” for checking for new beta versions - Changed: Added a new Advanced
Setting called “TitleBarButtonsBackgroundCustom” for using a custom
TitleBar Button background image - Changed: Added a new Advanced
Setting called “TaskbarsPreviewAnimation” for enabling/disabling
the Taskbar thumbnail preview animations - Changed: Added a new Advanced
Setting called “TaskbarsColourTrackingRGB” for forcing the Taskbar
to use a specific tracking colour - Changed: Added a new Advanced
Setting called “MonitorsForceOrder” for forcing the monitors to be
treated in a specific order - Fixed: Taskbar compatibility improvements: Winamp
- Fixed: TitleBar Button compatibility improvements: Console Windows
- Fixed: Taskbar is now more responsive to Windows theme colour
changes - Fixed: Taskbar text anti-aliasing is now much better, and text looks
exactly like the Windows taskbar (Vista, Win7) - Fixed: Taskbar now supports hacked themes in Windows XP, Vista and
Windows 7 (custom taskbar backgrounds, buttons and text effects like
text glow) - Fixed: TitleBar Buttons now supports hacked themes in Vista and
Windows 7 (custom titlebar button backgrounds and Windows Aero glow
effects) - Fixed: When a monitor is added, removed or re-sized DisplayFusion
reacts much quicker - Fixed: Changing a taskbar’s position using the taskbar context menu
is now much faster - Fixed: Restarting DisplayFusion doesn’t cause the hooks to silently
fail to load in rare cases (silently prevented certain features from
working with no indication as to why) - Fixed: Improved full-screen application detection
- Fixed: Moving a window that isn’t sizable isn’t accidental re-sized
in rare situations - Fixed: Fixed a problem that caused taskbar items to not be added
back correctly when disabling a secondary monitor - Fixed: Better application compatibility with the Windows 7 Snipping
Tool - Fixed: TitleBar Buttons no longer appear 1px too high when monitors
are vertically stacked - Fixed: “Font ‘Tahoma’ does not support style ‘Underline’” error
appeared sometimes when open the Flickr image search in Windows 7 - Fixed: Taskbar and TitleBar exceptions now work correctly with
VMware Player - Fixed: TitleBar Buttons now scale properly and don’t get blurry when
font scaling is being used - Fixed: System Tray message balloon text is no longer truncated
incorrectly (prevented error messages from being fully displayed) - Fixed: Taskbar buttons now respect the “MinWidth” taskbar button
size hack (“HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl
PanelDesktopWindowMetricsMinWidth”) - Fixed: Taskbar previews now show the correct window for Microsoft
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