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Stephen Jahl wrote: > How is the positioning of your monitors configured? The nvidia-xsettings > app allows you to choose things like 'Left of', 'Right of', and > 'absolute'. I've seen some anomalies on my computer when either one of > the monitors is set to 'absolute' positioning. I specified "right of" when configuring the new primary display, but after merging the changes into xorg.conf and rebooting, it has changes to Absolute. I figured that was normal. I have noticed that if I try to take a screen shot the image is of the entire desktop spanning the two monitors (which deviates from the workspace model I previously described), with black pixels filling in the region left by one of the monitors having fewer vertical pixels. I haven't looked into the bug reports for OOo, but at least one of the apps having problems (DockBarX) had an existing report describing the same symptom I observed on a dual-monitor setup. So at least some of what I'm observing isn't unique to my setup. -Tom -- Tom Metro Venture Logic, Newton, MA, USA "Enterprise solutions through open source." Professional Profile: http://tmetro.venturelogic.com/
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