Mike Wickham wrote:
You can see the properties in the Paragraph Designer. FrameMaker
remembers the Paragraph Designer's last position. Perhaps it got moved
to a position that is no longer visible on-screen. For example, changing
your monitor to a lower resolution could cause the old position to now
be in a place that is off-screen and invisible. To fix it, close
FrameMaker and open maker.ini for editing. Look under "[DialogLayout]"
for a Pformat entry. Change it to something like "Pformat=50, 50" to
reposition the Paragraph Designer to a spot you can see. Then, when you
reload FrameMaker and your document, you will be able to use Control-m
to open and see the Paragraph Designer again, and move it to where you
want.
Another way to recover "lost" dialog boxes is to use keyboard shortcuts
and the mouse:
1. Type the shortcut or click the menu choice that opens the dialog box
in question.
2. Type Alt + spacebar then type M (for Move). Your mouse pointer is now
located at the centre of the title bar of the dialog box, even if it's
off screen.
3. Press and hold your left mouse button and move the mouse around until
the errant dialog box is dragged into view.
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