Multi-Monitor Crop

[sunmikee]

Multi-Monitor - when full screen maximize chart right side gets crop on non-primary monitor.

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Hello sunmikee,

Thank you for your post.

Can you re-attach the images? Unfortunately, they appear to have failed to upload.

[sunmikee]

the image i upload was png from a 1600p monitor ninjatrader forum wont accept over 1200p.
so i am trying jpg.

[sledge]

I'm not seeing it with my 3k laptop screen and add on monitor. With or w/o chart trader, I finish on the screen. Nothing goes to 2nd monitor on the right.

Is there anything special about your setup? AMD video cards perhaps?

[sunmikee]

remember the issue is on any monitor that is not the primary main monitor.
it maximize fine on the main monitor but when i try to maximize on any other monitor it gets crop.
Its just an Windows 7, Intel system with an Nvidia DX10 compatible video card.
Main monitor is Asus 1080p and 2nd and 3rd monitors are Dell 1600p.

[sledge]

I added an ATM to chart trader in Playback mode and made a trade, still - it maximizes and restores properly.

What are those 2 blue lines on your chart? REgular F2 lines?

Remove them and see if you still have the issue?

How did you get those lines there and what kind are they? I can try to add them to my chart and see if the same things happens.

It still works for me with random F2 drawn lines.

[sledge]

Hello sunmikee,

Thank you for your post.

Can you re-attach the images? Unfortunately, they appear to have failed to upload.

NT_PatrickH -

I was able to reproduce his issue. It appears to be related when the primary laptop is smaller than the secondary laptop.

To reproduce - I put my laptop in 1280x720 mode instead of native mode 2880x1620.

On the secondary monitor at 3440x1440 (native) it would maximize strangely with or without chart trader, and with nothing added on the chart.


1920x1440 on my laptop would still cause the issue on the 2nd monitor.

In 2880x1620 on my laptop - there is no issue on the 2nd monitor in my case, it displays the chart fine when maximized.


So it's like if the resolution height of laptop monitor <= resolution height of 2nd monitor, there is an issue.

[NinjaTrader_PatrickH]

Thank you both for reporting this item and helping out.

I will investigate further with Sledge's instructions.