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It turned out to be the driver in the end. But trying your solution got me to the answer anyway.<br />
Thanks! :))<br />
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It turned out to be the driver in the end. But trying your solution got me to the answer anyway.
Thanks! :))



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My PC has two screens attached and uses the standard windows software to handle them.<br />
I have a bit of a problem with forms being truncated.<br />
For instance I can't run the standard calculator app in scientific mode because the right hand side of the form is cut off.<br />
I've noticed this in a few apps. I suspect it's the dual display setup causing the problem.
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My PC has two screens attached and uses the standard windows software to handle them.
I have a bit of a problem with forms being truncated.
For instance I can't run the standard calculator app in scientific mode because the right hand side of the form is cut off.
I've noticed this in a few apps. I suspect it's the dual display setup causing the problem.

Fixed size forms seem to be truncated on dual screen PC

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