Posted by: Zorgn
« on: June 24, 2010, 12:49:18 AM »It's a bit unusual, but works for me too. Glad I'm not chained to my desk anymore, many thanks.
Posted by: sloanjh
« on: June 23, 2010, 04:24:12 PM »Quote from: "Trueknight"
or copy the metod in the FAQ thread.
Go ahead - the FAQ is open for anyone to post common questions for which the answer is known.
John
Posted by: Trueknight
« on: June 23, 2010, 06:16:56 AM »works great also on win7 for me, differently from another way i read involving sdesk instead of GiMe Space...
Thank you VERY much!
I suggest to stick this thread or copy the metod in the FAQ thread.
Thank you VERY much!
I suggest to stick this thread or copy the metod in the FAQ thread.
Posted by: nichaey
« on: June 14, 2010, 10:23:57 PM »I can confirm that this works for me as well, thank! 
Posted by: Lidhuin
« on: May 30, 2010, 02:08:02 PM »Another minor issue is that GiMeSpace will occassionally pop up with a "This is a non-retail version, bla bla bla" But not so often that I didn't end up spending eight hours playing Aurora last night.
Posted by: nichaey
« on: May 30, 2010, 12:19:50 PM »Will try later, it sounds awesome
Posted by: Lidhuin
« on: May 29, 2010, 11:37:40 PM »Hi People
Given that screen resolution appears to be a major issue for laptop users especially and Vista is obnoxious in that it still cuts off the parts that are off-screen, I think I found a decent solution that may work for some.
I used GiMeSpace Desktop Extender (if you want it, it should be easy to find with a simple google search or something) on my 1280x800 screen and allowed vertical scrolling (disabled horizontal, as it was unnecessary). This does not solve the cut-off problem. To solve the cut-off problem, I found a solution.
You must have resize-enabler running (or the resize part I explain later will not work). You can right-click the GiMeSpace Desktop Extender icon on the taskbar and click on "Set window size". Set it above the minimum needed resolution, scroll down and victory! You now have access to all buttons. Or at least I did.
I hope this helps other people with laptops that have Vista installed, but that have resolution problems similar to mine. Note also, that it can solve horizontal problems if needed. The only disadvantage is having to set the window size for each window, which I figure may be a problem.
Sincerely, Lidhuin, a B12 forum-goer.
Given that screen resolution appears to be a major issue for laptop users especially and Vista is obnoxious in that it still cuts off the parts that are off-screen, I think I found a decent solution that may work for some.
I used GiMeSpace Desktop Extender (if you want it, it should be easy to find with a simple google search or something) on my 1280x800 screen and allowed vertical scrolling (disabled horizontal, as it was unnecessary). This does not solve the cut-off problem. To solve the cut-off problem, I found a solution.
You must have resize-enabler running (or the resize part I explain later will not work). You can right-click the GiMeSpace Desktop Extender icon on the taskbar and click on "Set window size". Set it above the minimum needed resolution, scroll down and victory! You now have access to all buttons. Or at least I did.
I hope this helps other people with laptops that have Vista installed, but that have resolution problems similar to mine. Note also, that it can solve horizontal problems if needed. The only disadvantage is having to set the window size for each window, which I figure may be a problem.
Sincerely, Lidhuin, a B12 forum-goer.
