On Sun, Nov 20, 2022 at 06:31 PM, vince battle wrote:

I usually have a few programs (Multitask) open with SDRC that I want to have visible, but the main SDRC screen takes up much space.

Not aware of a way to do this. Easiest answer to lack of screen space is to use a second monitor. Or a high res large monitor. Personally I prefer having two, one of which I operate in portrait (great for PDF docs) and for SDRC it's also great for the RX matrix too. You won't regret it.

Max

On Sun, Nov 20, 2022 at 09:03 PM, vince battle wrote:

Well I do have a large monitor, 50” OLED. It would be nice if Simon could make this possible? Thanks for your reply. Happy Holidays.

Hi Vince. Sounds good. By large, I mostly mean large in pixels as well as physical size, but yes, I hear your need. For myself I hardly ever run the receiver window at all. Just use SDRC main window on my main monitor and digimode software etc on the second monitor. I'm tempted to ask, is there much difference between SDRC main window with the DSP panels off, and the RX window on it's own?

I guess Simon might be able to do this, but I'm not aware of any window in SDRC that can be made to stay live when the main program is minimised. Dare say Simon will be along soon to say if it's possible. Maybe one option Simon might be able to offer as an alternative would be some storable/recallable layouts?

73

Max

can you undock receiver pane and close main sdrc (not close but hide on taskbar)??... just thinking

dg9bfc sigi

On Sun, Nov 20, 2022 at 09:03 PM, vince battle wrote:

Well I do have a large monitor, 50” OLED. It would be nice if Simon could make this possible? Thanks for your reply. Happy Holidays.

Hi Vince. Sounds good. By large, I mostly mean large in pixels as well as physical size, but yes, I hear your need. For myself I hardly ever run the receiver window at all. Just use SDRC main window on my main monitor and digimode software etc on the second monitor. I'm tempted to ask, is there much difference between SDRC main window with the DSP panels off, and the RX window on it's own?

I guess Simon might be able to do this, but I'm not aware of any window in SDRC that can be made to stay live when the main program is minimised. Dare say Simon will be along soon to say if it's possible. Maybe one option Simon might be able to offer as an alternative would be some storable/recallable layouts?

73

Max

Hi Sigi,

I undock the receiver pane, but you  can’t minimize the main SDRC app or screen, if you do, the receiver pane also is minimized and off the monitor (:

 

Vincent

 

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can you undock receiver pane and close main sdrc (not close but hide on taskbar)??... just thinking

dg9bfc sigi

Am 20.11.2022 um 22:19 schrieb Max:

On Sun, Nov 20, 2022 at 09:03 PM, vince battle wrote:

Well I do have a large monitor, 50” OLED. It would be nice if Simon could make this possible? Thanks for your reply. Happy Holidays.

Hi Vince. Sounds good. By large, I mostly mean large in pixels as well as physical size, but yes, I hear your need. For myself I hardly ever run the receiver window at all. Just use SDRC main window on my main monitor and digimode software etc on the second monitor. I'm tempted to ask, is there much difference between SDRC main window with the DSP panels off, and the RX window on it's own?

I guess Simon might be able to do this, but I'm not aware of any window in SDRC that can be made to stay live when the main program is minimised. Dare say Simon will be along soon to say if it's possible. Maybe one option Simon might be able to offer as an alternative would be some storable/recallable layouts?

73

Max