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bug#9925: 24.0.91; Maxmized, minimize, restore: emacs window hides under
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Rolf Campbell |
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bug#9925: 24.0.91; Maxmized, minimize, restore: emacs window hides under taskbar |
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Date: |
Mon, 28 May 2012 10:57:02 -0400 |
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On 2012-05-25 13:04, Juanma Barranquero wrote:
>>> 1) Move Windows XP taskbar to left side of screen.
>>> 1) Run "emacs -Q"
>>> 2) Click the maximize button (in the window title bar).
>>> 3) Click the minimize button (in the window title bar).
>>> 4) Click the emacs taskbar button.
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>>> Actual Result:
>>> Emacs window is shoved to the left-hand edge of the screen, partly obscured
>>> behind the taskbar.
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>> I testing this issue on Windows 7 and got the same results. This is not
>> limited to Windows XP.
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> I can not reproduce it on Windows 7. After 4), Emacs uses the full
> screen, minus the left-side taskbar, which is not obscured.
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> Juanma
Sorry, I left out an important detail. For Windows 7, you must be
running the "Windows Classic" theme. With any of the normal themes,
emacs work correctly.