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It seems that the state is saved when XY is closed, but not restored when XY is started:
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[TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
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READ THIS AND DO IT!!!
READ THIS AND DO IT!!! Please include the following information:1) Your XYplorer Version (e.g., v28.00.0801)
2) Your Windows Version (e.g., Win 11)
3) Your Screen Scaling Percentage (e.g., 125%).
We strongly recommend adding your Windows Version and Screen Scaling Percentage to the Location field in your Profile or to your Signature. That way, you only have to type them once, and we won't have to search for that vital information. When attaching an Image, please use the Attachment tab at the bottom of your post and click "Add files". READ THIS AND DO IT!!!
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Norn
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[TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Windows 11 24H2 @100% 2560x1440
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lian00
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Same problem here with last beta versions. XYplorer does nor remember last size window.
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yuyu
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Both TB and Beta versions remember last size/position for me.
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Norn
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
This topic actually reports that the maximized state is not restored. . .
There is no problem with the window position and size.
There is no problem with the window position and size.
Windows 11 24H2 @100% 2560x1440
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yuyu
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lian00
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Well it looks very close as, each time I launch XYPlorer, I see this and not the last windows configuration.
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
I passed it on to the TB man (Wayne).
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lian00
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
My problem is solved in last beta version 28-90-0206
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
No, that's a VB version.
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lian00
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Sorry, what are the meaning exactly and the difference between TB and VB version ?
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Marc
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
TB = twinBASIC version (the next versions)
VB = Visual Basic version (the actuals versions)
Follow topic "+++ BREAKING NEWS: XYplorer goes twinBASIC +++") to see why and what come next.
There is a version you can use for test (install portable version in a new directory, then put the new exe (XYplorerTB.exe) you'll find page 5 in the folder and launch it.
(English in not my native language (french), I use an online translator)
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lian00
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Re: [TB version] No restore window maximized on startup
Thanks for explanations and great news. I will test it !Marc wrote: ↑10 Mar 2025 15:22TB = twinBASIC version (the next versions)
VB = Visual Basic version (the actuals versions)
Follow topic "+++ BREAKING NEWS: XYplorer goes twinBASIC +++") to see why and what come next.
There is a version you can use for test (install portable version in a new directory, then put the new exe (XYplorerTB.exe) you'll find page 5 in the folder and launch it.
Windows 10 64 bits