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rectangle
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The tag rectangle on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about rectangular UI elements in Windows and macOS, including window tiling features, resize controls, and display anomalies. Topics include macOS Sequoia's native window tiling system that allows snapping windows into side-by-side or grid layouts, similar to Windows Snap. Users also seek help with persistent on-screen rectangles that cannot be clicked or removed, as well as how to disable resize control rectangles in applications. Additionally, there are technical queries about drawing semi-transparent rectangles programmatically for taskbar overlay icons, and troubleshooting black screen issues with a blue rectangle during sleep mode resume. These threads reflect common user experiences with rectangular interface elements across operating systems.
Apple’s macOS Sequoia finally brings a built‑in window tiling system that mirrors many of the conveniences Windows users have enjoyed for years — a native, simple way to snap windows into side‑by‑side, stacked, three‑panel, or four‑corner layouts without installing third‑party tools. The...
On the top right of my first monitor, there is a strange rectangle that takes over my screen, it acts non-existent. I cannot click on it or anything of that nature. I've tried everything, simply rebooting my computer, changing monitor settings, even resetting monitor settings, I've even tried...
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For the life of me, I can't find how to disable that little rectangle with arrows on either end that keeps popping up to help me! Can't even figure out what to call it except Satan.
I don't know if it is associated with that critter, but I can move my mouse and find all my text shrinks or...
how would i draw a semi-transparent rectangle with code for use with Microsoft.WindowsAPICodePack.Taskbar.TaskbarManager.Instance.SetOverlayIcon?
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When i close my laptop and leave for a bit, come back, open it, i expect it to come on and ask for a log in straight away... but it comes up with a black background with a blue rectangle in the centre which has white writing on it, then it starts up as if i told it to shut down not stand by...