josephabennett
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If displays are sitting side-by-side in coherence mode, and the option to use multiple displays are checked, everything works fine.
If the displays are configured as a top-and-bottom configuration, and the optin to use multiple displays are checked, then the result is broken - the Microsoft windows are stretched vertically, as if the Y # of pixels hasn't changed, but now the "number" of pixels. In other words, if display #1 is 16x12, and second display is also 16x12, instead of being 16x24, it is still 16x12 but the "12" is now at the bottom of the 2nd display.
If the displays are configured as a top-and-bottom configuration, and the optin to use multiple displays are checked, then the result is broken - the Microsoft windows are stretched vertically, as if the Y # of pixels hasn't changed, but now the "number" of pixels. In other words, if display #1 is 16x12, and second display is also 16x12, instead of being 16x24, it is still 16x12 but the "12" is now at the bottom of the 2nd display.