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Set the bounding of window to cover all monitors and place the palette in the center of the primary screen when the window is loaded. This process will be executed again when the screen settings are changed.
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Live-Draw currently only works for the primary monitor. You cannot draw on additional screens. This PR solves this problem. The approach is to set the bounding of the window to cover all monitors at the beginning. To make sure the palette will always be in visible areas, it'll be placed in the center of the primary screen during this process. Additionally, since the screen settings may change, this process will also be executed again when it happens (triggered by
Microsoft.Win32.SystemEvents.DisplaySettingsChanged).I personally have 2 screens, and it works fine on my computer. I suppose it'll also work for more than 2 monitors.