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Old March 29th, 2012, 04:59 AM
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Re: Preview screen covering Show display

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Originally Posted by Skybird74 View Post
Unchecking that box is to prevent the "Intermission Display" from showing when using only 1 disply and not hooked to a 2nd one. It has nothing to do with the "preview window" from the Playlist overlaying on top of the Display when it is full-screen. However, it must have been that "Gremlin". Finally, turned on my laptop tonight, doubled-clicked the Singers Display to make it full screen & the "preview screen" did not appear on top. WEIRD.....but I'M HAPPY!
Your thinking off the tick box in the intermission tab for always on.
From the preview tab, there are 2 tick boxes, 1 to undock the display and the other to make it always on top if it is undocked.

This is printed in the manuel: If you want the undocked Preview Display to always be above other applications, click Always on top.
It was introduced in version 5.02: this is printed in the list of changes: CHANGED Undocked Preview Display "Always On Top" - We added a new checkbox in the Tools menu > Show Display dialog > Preview Display tab to allow those who want the Preview Display to always be on top to click it. When unclicked, the Display does not appear over other application screens.
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