The developer of said .Net app(s) failed to set the groupbox's FlatStyle property to "System" instead of "Standard". I feel that WB should handle this better and that developers shouldn't have to bother with that, but that's how it works.
Try adding an exclusion to the IDE's VSHost debug process for your project... [ProjectName].vshost.exe... which should be located in the bin\debug or bin\release folder (depending on which mode you're compiling for) off your project's home folder. (You might want to kill that process first in the Task Manager if it's running)
By default, the FlatStyle property of controls in .Net is set to "Standard"... if you change that to "System", they will skin properly. Don't ask why... I have no idea what's going on there :)
I'm sorry if this has been covered already, but the search box doesn't seem to search the forums. Anyway... For quite some time I had my ObjectDock (1.9+) zoom dock running on my secondary monitor and it worked just fine, but ever since I moved my zoom dock to my primary monitor, the flyout menus only work for a short time before they stop altogether. When I click on a regular shortcut, it works just fine, but anything that has a flyout, even the weather docklet, doesn't do anything. I
Open up the Backgrounds folder, make a copy of the folder for the background you want to stretch, edit the background image(s) yourself so that they're like 2400*h or w*2400 or whatever (copy a repeatable area and begin pasting like crazy), open up the background.ini, change the Name value to that of the folder, then change the LeftWidth, RightWidth (for horizontal), or TopHeight, BottomHeight (for vertical) to 800 or so. Voila... edge to edge. I tried it and it works, minus a few pixel
I'd love the code. I'll update it :)
I'm for it! I've got 2.0! Now how do I write one?
It is possible... you just need to get a copy of UltraMon--a wonderful utility that anyone with a multiple-display system should have. Among a slew of other features, UltraMon will do dual-display wallpapers & screensavers (a different one for each display, if you want) as well as allow you to create special shortcuts in which you can specify which monitor the target will display upon. It's very, very handy and I couldn't live without it ;) Find it here: http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultr
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