If only they would realize how useful a feature it would be to simply map the virtual desktop to the physical desktop in the Fences settings (that way, for example, it would be possible to move everything over completely—or even solve technical problems). I understand that you don’t want to think about it and want customers to ditch the paid Lifetime versions and switch to new subscription models—understandable; you want to make money. I will never be willing to rent softwar
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Thank you very much for writing to me. The cases you mentioned have nothing to do with the issues I’ve described; I don’t have any incorrect sizes or individually moved windows.... My monitors are getting completely jumbled up. And according to my research, this hasn’t been fixed—a very simple and practical way for users to fix this would be to provide a setting option. Desktop 1 is Monitor 1, and so on—so that you can assign a specific monitor to each desktop. (
Thx for your answer. As I mentioned earlier, according to my research, even Version 6 doesn't offer a way to permanently set up monitors in Fences, which is simply a fundamental oversight. Why should I spend money again on something that's essentially a bug and should be fixed in the first place (it's the same operating system where I purchased my version, and this option is simply missing in all versions, including the new ones)? I’m not going to buy new softw
The problem is new and arose recently due to a Windows update and Display Port to HDMI adapter on the second monitor I use Fences virtual desktops. Icons migrate after a restart from the third to the first monitor The standard desktop is ok The secon