I have version 10 of MULAB. Recently, when I start a new project, the main window is opens on my second monitor and I have been unable to change this behavior. I tried saving a startup template with the correct position, but when I use it to open the new project, it is still opening on the second monitor. I do now know why it started doing this and none of my other software is behaving this way. I get the same results when I save any of my projects. They now always open on the 2cd screen.
How can I fix this?
Open Window Position
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- KVRAF
- 13851 posts since 24 Jun, 2008 from Europe
The project window position+size is saved with the project.
If you reopen that project in a new window, eg. when starting MuLab or when opening it as "Extra Project", then it will use that saved project window position+size.
However if you already have a project window open and you open a project inside that existing window, ie. doing "Replace Project", then the current project window position+size is preserved.
If you reopen that project in a new window, eg. when starting MuLab or when opening it as "Extra Project", then it will use that saved project window position+size.
However if you already have a project window open and you open a project inside that existing window, ie. doing "Replace Project", then the current project window position+size is preserved.
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 163 posts since 5 Jan, 2003
Thank you for your quick response. The behavior you described is how it used to work for me until recently. But now, it always opens on my second monitor and I have to move it to my first monitor. For example, I open the program and then move it to my first monitor. I work on my project (all from monitor one) and then save it. When I reopen the project, it opens on my second monitor even though I saved it from my first monitor. Maybe this is a windows issue, but it is only happening with MuLab. I think I will try disconnecting my second monitor, creating my project, and saving. I will open it, save it again, close it, hook back up the second monitor and see what it does.