Create a virtual *monitor* (not a virtual desktop) (Windows 7 Q. that other websites can't answer)
I'm using Windowblinds to customize my shell. I have a dual monitor setup. When I maximize a window on either monitor, a little bit of the window frame spills over onto the other monitor. This might be due to a poorly designed skin.

I thought one possible solution would be to create a virtual 10x1200 pixel monitor and place it in between the two monitors. That way the spillover would be invisible but I wouldn't really be able to notice the gap in between my physical monitors. I don't know if this is possible, however.

http://i.imgur.com/RBa5k.png

The screenshot doesn't show my cursor, which is grabbing the smaller screen and holding it out. As soon as I let go, it snaps right back so that it starts at 1920,0 (the end of my first monitor). If I could set the second monitor to begin at 1930,0, that would solve the problem too, but it doesn't seem like that's possible.
Create a virtual *monitor* (not a virtual desktop) (Windows 7 Q. that other websites can't answer)
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I'm using Windowblinds to customize my shell. I have a dual monitor setup. When I maximize a window on either monitor, a little bit of the window frame spills over onto the other monitor. This might be due to a poorly designed skin.

I thought one possible solution would be to create a virtual 10x1200 pixel monitor and place it in between the two monitors. That way the spillover would be invisible but I wouldn't really be able to notice the gap in between my physical monitors. I don't know if this is possible, however.

http://i.imgur.com/RBa5k.png

The screenshot doesn't show my cursor, which is grabbing the smaller screen and holding it out. As soon as I let go, it snaps right back so that it starts at 1920,0 (the end of my first monitor). If I could set the second monitor to begin at 1930,0, that would solve the problem too, but it doesn't seem like that's possible.