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    dock and undock icon position

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by eleblanc, Jun 26, 2006.

  1. eleblanc

    eleblanc Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    I have a D620, so i use 1440x900, with a docking station and two LCD running 1280x1024. Obviously i'm in a fight constantly with the icon position.

    First and ideally is there something out there that would restore my icon position "docked or undocked" and detect the state "dock or undock" automaticly and place the icon accordingly.

    Other then the automatic positionning, what people use? nview desktop? powerstrip? i know nview requires to activate the profile, kinda anoying.

    There must be something that detects that you are docked or undock?
     
  2. eleblanc

    eleblanc Notebook Enthusiast

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    anyone? am i the only one with this problem?
     
  3. qhn

    qhn Notebook User

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    1. u can try having 2 profiles, one for dock, one for undock :D
    2. desktop properties = auto arrange/align to gris option

    cheers ...
     
  4. ttupa

    ttupa Tech Elitist NBR Reviewer

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    nvidia or ati??

    I know nvidia has an nView profile manager. It allows you to set multiple desktops and apply them at will. I'm sure ATI has something to do the same.