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Resize MetroWindow issue (MaxWidth) #874
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@wfuerst Can a vanilla WPF Window do this? EDIT: Tested. No it can't. By default, the MaxWidth is set to Infinity, so unless we're missing something, this seems to be a Windows issue, not a MA.M one. |
a normal wpf window can do it |
Have you tried setting the Width to the size of two monitors programmatically? |
Well, anyway, we're going to have to wait until one of the team members gets a multi-monitor setup. |
@Amrykid i'll check this out |
you can also reproduce it with one screen, just try to make the window larger than the whole screen |
@wfuerst Thats what I tried. |
@Amrykid I see and it works with only one screen? |
When i use the MetroWindow on Two screens with state not maximized, it is not possible to increase the width of the window greater then the width of one screen :(
It would be very useful to be able to increase the width of the window as high as i want :)
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