ATI Technologies RADEON 7500, User Manual

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14 Using HydraVision™ for Windows® 98SE/Windows®Me
Window control:
Single monitor windows —When this box is checked,
windows are sized no larger than a single monitor.
Windows that are placed on monitor splits are
automatically relocated to the monitor on which most of the
window appears.
HydraVision ™ Max/Restore button management —
Allows you to control the behavior of the Windows
®
Maximize button. When HydraVision™ is running, a
HydraVision™ Max/Restore button appears in the upper
right corner of your application title bars. Clicking this icon
makes the active window maximize in one of two ways:
−
Max to window corners causes windows to
maximize to the monitor(s) that contain the
window’s upper left and lower right corners.
−
Max to full desktop causes windows to maximize
to the entire monitor array.
Max child windows —Keeps windows generated by parent
applications from splitting across monitors. (A child window is
a window residing within a parent application window.) The
ability to keep child windows on a single monitor when
maximized is extremely useful for editing multiple documents
side by side in a parent application.
NOTE: The HydraVision ™ application title bar icon
changes from a single square to two smaller squares when a
window is in a HydraVision
™ maximized state. Clicking the
icon again restores the active window to its default state as a
single square.
General:
Application position memory
—
Check this box to “remember”
the size and location of application windows when they are
closed and reapply those settings when the application is
reopened.
Automatically align monitors
—
Under Windows
®
98SE and
Windows
®
Me, you can manually define monitor placement
from the Settings dialog in the Display Properties dialog box.
When this box is checked, HydraVision™ will override user-
defined monitor placement if the monitors are not evenly
aligned.