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From: t on 11 Jun 2008 06:05
Hi
I recently purchased a 24" widescreen monitor as I need to create my
projects in 1600x1200. However when authoring in D11 with this monitor
I find the cursor is incorrectly positioned in the script window. It
is so far out of alignment with the relevant character position that
editing scripts within D11 is almost impossible (e.g. if I press
delete to delete the character to the right of the cursor and some
character way to the left gets deleted).
I have tried different fonts and font sizes for the script preferences
but nothing helps.
Has anyone else encountered this and do you know a workaround?
Thanks in advance
From: t on 11 Jun 2008 06:22
On Jun 11, 10:05 pm, t...(a)geddes.biz wrote:
> Hi
> I recently purchased a 24" widescreen monitor as I need to create my
> projects in 1600x1200. However when authoring in D11 with this monitor
> I find the cursor is incorrectly positioned in the script window. It
> is so far out of alignment with the relevant character position that
> editing scripts within D11 is almost impossible (e.g. if I press
> delete to delete the character to the right of the cursor and some
> character way to the left gets deleted).
> I have tried different fonts and font sizes for the script preferences
> but nothing helps.
> Has anyone else encountered this and do you know a workaround?
> Thanks in advance

I should add I am running Windows XP Pro.
From: t on 11 Jun 2008 19:44
On Jun 11, 10:22 pm, t...(a)geddes.biz wrote:

I have found a workaround. The problem occurs when the script window
is more than approx 1500 pixels wide. I was maximising the window but
if I resize it to a smaller width then the cursor is positioned
correctly.
This is D11 bug, it is not present in MX2004.
If a fix does not come out before I finish this project, then I am not
going to able to publish in monitors 1600 pixels or wider.
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