Il 05/07/2013 9.45, martin rudalics ha scritto:
>  > I think it is the same I see here... It seems as a Windows window
>  > manager "effect"..
>
> I'm sure it's an Emacs "effect".

I guessed that from the fact that, apparently it happens only on Windows 
systems, not on Ubuntu or Kubuntu...


>
>  >> BTW, if you disable the tool bar before saving (adding (tool-bar-lines
>  >> . 0) to default-frame-alist, for example), do you see any difference?
>  >
>  > Yes, Emacs is restored "maximized", i.e. N lines, but the maximize
>  > button is not selected (and not tool bar, obviously)
>
> I think this clearly hints that the the toolbar is the culprit with
> respect to the size.  Now please try to (1) remove the size parameters
> from the desktop file, (2) check and tell us whether it contains a
> maximize request, and (3) try again with the thus modified desktop file.

I have removed the desktop file. Then I started Emacs, maximized the 
frame and closed Emacs after saved the desktop. The resulting desktop 
(test bzipped) is attached. Which parameters do you suggest to remove? I 
notice only a "fullscreen", but I have only clicked on the maximize 
button... May you resend it as you think?


TIA,
   Angelo.