On 8/26/15 at 7:35 PM, [email protected] (Douglas von Roeder) wrote:
Using BBEdit 11.1.2 with a MacBook Pro and 27" iMac as an external
monitor. When opening a document, BBEdit opens it to the full height
of the iMac screen. If I want to move the window to my MBP, I have to
manually resize the window. Is there a way to restrict the size
of a window when it opens?
You can control the default size & position of editing windows
by just creating a new editing window (File -> New -> Text
Window), resizing and/or moving that window to whatever size and
position you prefer, and then selecting Window -> Save Default Window.
Once you have done so, BBEdit will use the specified size &
position as the defaults for all new editing windows.
Next, if you move an editing window from a larger to a smaller
display, BBEdit should automatically 'shrink' that window to fit
entirely into the smaller display.
Last but by no means least :-), if you're familiar with
AppleScript, you can quite readily use it to make further window
positioning refinements.
Regards,
Patrick Woolsey
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