This is all in reference to fullscreen applications; not window positions.

My monitor switches to different settings for certain programs. I can change my windows settings through the usual Display settings in Control Panel. Features like the screen position and curvature can be adjusted on the monitor itself. Running certain programs (like games or ScummVM, for example) …

That's what I originally thought too, but I am running different programs at 1024 x 768 as well as several other programs that use a different resolution than windows. Each of these programs seem to use a different display settings.. at least from what I've seen so far (ie. changing the screen …

But the display settings need to be set for each program that requests a different setting from the default, otherwise all of these programs would have the same settings. Doesn't it make more sense for each program to keep track of this information (say in a config file) and then just request the …

Hmm- Interesting. Thanks! That did the trick, and didn't affect the screen position for any other program (Windows, ScummVM, etc.) So pardon my "caveman astonishment" but how does it work? I'm guessing that the Display settings are saved for each program by the OS.. I can't imagine the monitor …

I'm very new to Dosbox, so I apologize in advance if this question/issue is very basic- only I did not find any topics on it in the Search. Whenever I run Dosbox in fullscreen, the screen position is offset slightly down and to the right. The result is that some parts of the screen are not displayed …