Author Topic: Avast! 5 Build 5.0.594 Small display issue with the Min,Max,Close butons!  (Read 4967 times)

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gate1975mlm

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When you make Avast! 5 Maximized the 3 buttons Minimized,Maximized and Close button are cut off a little bit.

If you look you can see that the X and other 2 buttons are cut off.

Can this be fixed?

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Your screen resolution or, better, not Maximized window. Mine is ok.
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Your screen resolution or, better, not Maximized window. Mine is ok.

Well my screen is a 22" LCD with a standard  resolution of 1680 by 1050.

All other windows look perfect.

I guess the new Avast 5 skin is not designed with 22" monitors in mind.
« Last Edit: August 20, 2010, 05:50:11 PM by gate1975mlm »

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Is avast maximized?
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Weird than. I'm empty of guessings...
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Weird than. I'm empty of guessings...

Does any here besides me have a 22" monitor with 1680 by 1050 screen resolution?

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Yes, I've got a 1680x1050 monitor, too. And the buttons are cut off exactly like your screenshot when avast! is maximized.  :-\

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I'm on 1280x800 monitor, but I have same symptom.
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I don't see what all the issue is about I have a large monitor 1920X1200 and it clips a small part of it, but all buttons are still accessible and work.

I can't see why anyone with a large screen resolution available would want to expand to full screen. Yes I could see someone with a netbook wanting to expand to full screen perhaps but not when you have adequate screen resolution.

Me I'm the reverse, I reduce all the avastUI windows to the smallest that they will go (795x570) and still see most of the information I need to see without having to do any scrolling. That being the case the buttons aren't slightly clipped.
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Mine are always slightly cropped off when maximized, on my 22' LCD or my old CRT.
Not to the point I could not use them,  it just made the accessible surface of the buttons very small.
I simply manually re-sized the GUI to "almost" full screen, and forgot about it (till I saw this thread).

gate1975mlm

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I relize its not a big issue.

But I just thought maybe it could be fixed someday?

It would just be a slight UI fix correct?
« Last Edit: August 22, 2010, 04:43:12 PM by gate1975mlm »

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I'm on 1280x800 monitor, but I have same symptom.
I have a 24" monitor running 1280X768 and all is good.
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My monitor on my laptop  is running 1366*768 and the Avast UI in fullscreen is slightly chipped off.

On my desktop(1280*1024) and on another laptop(1280*800), the avast UI is just fine.
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@ RZPogi

I have not used anything in fullscreen since I stopped using DOS ages ago.

I agree with DavidR's Posted on: August 20, 2010, 09:28:29 PM
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I can't see why anyone with a large screen resolution available would want to expand to full screen.