I have two monitors, left my secondary and right my primary monitor. Rainlendar 2.0.2 is running in the "On Desktop" position. I have one calendar on my desktop.

When I start moving the calendar, the calendar jumps a large distance to the right. Here is an image that clarifies the problem:


I believe the wrong position calculation may be related to the fact that my secondary monitor is left of my primary monitor. (The taskbar is therefore also on the right screen.)<br><br>Post edited by: Wout, at: 2007/03/07 20:40

Try disabling the native transparency (Options-&gt;Advanced-&gt;Transparency). The On Desktop position should work better that way.

That seems to work. Strange though, that the transparency mode influences the positioning.

Thanks anyway!

Update:

Now there's another problem: as soon as I change the month, all calendars move a large distance to the left. When I change the month again, they again move to the left. They then stay at the edge of my leftmost screen.

There is something strange going on in the positioning calculations...

Ok, I'll take a look at it.

Same problem here... Running XPpro SP2
I just got a Lenovo T60 Laptop w/widescreen, and I use a desktop LCD monitor as a dual screen. The laptop is my main monitor and the extended one sits to the left. Rainlender was acting very jumpy when I made changes.

I had it set to &quot;On Desktop&quot;, but by changing it to &quot;On Bottom&quot; it seems to have fixed it...

Thanks for the great program, Rainy!<br><br>Post edited by: sveremey, at: 2007/03/28 13:16