donw2

donw2

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When I use a fence as the top of a small tree of folders... I find the centered title (and the "up" icon) to be a pain. If I went down two levels and want to go up - every click calls for me to find the "up" arrow again. Having the ability to change the justification left/right/center on the header would let "me" be more functional (at least on the one or two folders like this) by going with left-justified to keep the arrow static. Of course - the same could be done my movi

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Away from home for a few days - will pull the info when I get back. From memory: Fresh install of Windows 10 - about a month old. Newest version of Fences (installed a week ago from a fresh download). No additional monitor software (aside from NVidia's stuff). Both monitors are running native 1080p without custom scaling. Wallpaper is still the stock Windows 10 Theme as I recall. Pretty vanilla still (I have an older computer I just transitioned off a few days ago). Again -

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Mine boots up in seconds :) RAID 1 of M.2 WD Blacks - just to show how fast it can really be :) However - I have replaced hard drives in several laptops and desktops... and without fail, the boot time is far less than half even on the older machines... big upvote for the speed of SSD...

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I have a dual-screen display with a dual-monitor (spanning) wallpaper. My fences (on the "left" display, which HAPPENS to be Monitor "2") that are transparent have the background from the "right" display (Monitor "1") "bleeding" through the transparency instead of the actual scene from the Monitor "2". Not a HUGE issue - but the fence might want to determine what monitor it is on before choosing what to bleed through.

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