Monitor size?
Screen size selected?
What PowerDirector version are you using? Look in Help?About.
Have you checked your graphics card? What about the drivers...?
What is the graphics card you are using?
Control Panel/Display

This is your PC not the software's problem.

Dafydd

Quote: Monitor size?
Screen size selected?
What PowerDirector version are you using? Look in Help?About.
Have you checked your graphics card? What about the drivers...?
What is the graphics card you are using?
Control Panel/Display

This is your PC not the software's problem.

Dafydd

I'm using PowerDirector 5.00.2112 Premium
I have a 19 inch monitor, running 1280 x 1024.
My graphics card is fine along with the drivers.

I use Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash and the like all the time with no issues.

I did discover, however, that PowerDirector appears to not be accomodating the Windows Taksbar to be sized in any way other than the default single row. Most programs will either adjust to this automatically in full screen, or at least show all essential elements when in windowed mode. PowerDirector, for me, is just not doing this. When the window is resized, the "tracks" at the bottom simply start hiding, rather than the workspace adjusting.

I was able to at least get it to be normal if I size down my taskbar, but as I said, most programs will adjust. Perhaps it does adjust for most people and mine is not for some reason.

This make sense?

I do understand the display issue re taskbar display etc.

If you can screen grab an image (gif) and define it specifically to the area and display you're referring to.... I can pass it on.

Attach the image (watch the file size) to your posting.

Dafydd

The forum is not letting me attach files for some reason. Just goes to a blank page. I posted it online and here is the link however:

http://www.stepupsites.com/stuff/powerdirector_screengrab.gif

Let me know if there is anything else I can provide.

Thanks Mike,

I've got your image.

Dafydd

Hi Mike,

I noticed the same behaviour when setting the Vista sidebar to be always on top. The workspace is then cut-of at the right...

Martin