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An update on this: After a series of undocking my computer and running without the 4k monitor, and changing the desktop scaling from 150% back to 100% everything started working as normal.  However, when I tried to apply my grid again with the desktop scaled at 100% the same problem occurred.

It seems that there is an issue with my format thats putting the entire program in a bad state that persists even during a restart.

Can anyone tell me what the problem might be?  Do I need to setup triggers as well?

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I am hoping someone has encountered this issue before, here is whats happening...

  • I installed gridmove via chocolatey and everything was working great
  • I created a custom grid in which loaded and displayed the grid lines correctly, however it looks like it took the total resolution and somehow scaled it by 2/3, such that my laptop monitor grids are showing up on my 4k monitor.
  • I tried removing the new file and restarting GridMove
  • Then I tried uninstalling GridMove and deleting the folder under ApplicationData
  • Then I tried installing via the downloaded installer
  • The problem persists, and it affects all grids that come pre-installed

This is the config I created which seemed to cause the problem:
[Groups]

  NumberOfGroups = 7

; 4K DISPLAY

[1]
  TriggerTop    = [Monitor2Top]
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor2Left] + [Monitor2Width]  /3
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor2Top]  + [Monitor2Height] * 2/3
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor2Left]

[2]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor2Top]
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor2Right]
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor2Top]  + [Monitor2Height] * 2/3
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor2Left] + [Monitor2Width]  /3

[3]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor2Top]  + [Monitor2Height] * 2/3
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor2Left] + [Monitor2Width]  /3
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor2Bottom]
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor2Left]

[4]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor2Top]  + [Monitor2Height] * 2/3
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor2Right]
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor2Bottom]
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor2Left] + [Monitor2Width]  /3

; LAPTOP MONITOR

[5]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor1Top]
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor1Left] + 400
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor1Bottom]
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor1Left]

[6]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor1Top]
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor1Right]
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor1Top]  + [Monitor1Height] /2
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor1Left] + 400

[7]

  TriggerTop    = [Monitor1Top]  + [Monitor1Height] /2
  TriggerRight  = [Monitor1Right]
  TriggerBottom = [Monitor1Bottom]
  TriggerLeft   = [Monitor1Left] + 400


I believe I also had done this initially instead of multiplying by 2/3
  TriggerTop    = [Monitor2Bottom]  - [Monitor2Height] /3

Here is a screenshot of the upper left grid in the 4-part template, showing the actual size of the sublime editor:
GridMove.PNG

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