I've got the scaling option set as default. When I bring back in a snapshot it then works if I make the resolution smaller, but doesn't scale back up again when the resolution returns to the larger size.
V5.53 ISSUE: In this version, when changing screen resolutions the Fences no longer scale to the new size. Very frustrating when relying on changing resolution such as for streaming etc. Worked on previous versions.
My usage of Fences is I have multiple monitors and have a number of desktops that I slide between using the middle mouse button or alt-arrows. I'm finding Fences 4 is reverting to old issues I had years ago which were fixed eventually in version 3 (background color changing to black and requiring a jiggle of the screen to reset). And now I'm getting the residue elements (border shapes etc) from the other desktops that are sitting over the top of the active fences desktop. These block
If you make a fence from a directory and make the view for the fence 'List' it does what it is supposed to. If you then resize your screen resolution the view for that fence changes to 'Details'. Hope this can be fixed as I use fences a lot in list view and also have to change my resolutions quite often. EDIT: This is still broken in beta 2.1
This doesn't happen all the time, but sometimes after returning from one of the desktop pages, a fence will be a few pixels narrower making the icons appear in a different layout. After slightly re-adjusting the width the icons return to their correct position. It may even be the gutter between fences that widens slightly on one side that causes the issue - not sure. I'm using dual monitors (one is a different resolution than the other) if that has anything to do with it.
It used to be that double-clicking the desktop hid particular fences (which is the way it should work). But now even if I open a program by double-clicking the icon it also hides the fences. I think this came about after a Windows update (Win 7 64 bit). Has anyone else had this issue? If so, is there a way to fix it?