Wow thanks!

This is crazy. It's like trying to reprogram a setting in your car, Put
the key in the ignition, press the brake twice, the gas once, run on the
left blinker, then turn it off, turn your head to the left and cough,
and you increase your fuel efficiency by .01%. Also reminds me of cheat
codes on the old school NES!

Gary

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Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 10:42 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Object list is on wrong screen.

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Gary,
You can have him open the object list and hit this key sequence
Alt-Space, then hit M, then hit left arrow.  then start moving his mouse
and the object list will be attached to the mouse.  Alt-Space opens up
the context menu for the active window, M is the hotkey for 'move'.
Hitting the left arrow starts moving the window and attaches the mouse
to it....then starting to move the mouse moves the window into the
confines of the visible space because windows won't let you move your
mouse onto that nonexistent second monitor.  I got this from my years
doing desktop support...works every time for me over the years.

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CS/SCBAH
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2008 9:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Object list is on wrong screen.


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I have a user who moved from dual-monitors to single monitors and
unfortunately the object list window is opening on the non-existent
second monitor. I had him wipe out his ar.ini, just to see if maybe that
is where remedy stored the location of the pop-up, but that didn't work.

 

Does anyone have any ideas (other than hooking up a second monitor again
and dragging it over)? I would have thought that remedy would have been
smart enough to know there was only a single monitor hooked up.


Thanks,


Gary Opela, Jr.

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