You are missing an important Windows tool for finding missing screens
that will let you find the screen without using the three finger salute
(CTRL-ALT-DEL).
When you think a window has opened off the visible screens hold ALT and
click the spacebar. This will open a windows menu for the current
(hidden) screen. One of the options there is move. The position of the
menu will give you a clue as to where the hidden screen is located. It
will be on the side of the monitor where that screen should be.
Select move then use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the hidden
window into view. When it is fully visible click enter to exit the move
mode.
Legacy should remember the last place a screen was opened/closed and
reopen it there. In older version those screen locations were stored in
the Legacy2.usr file. If they still use that file you will find it in
your _AppData\Usr folder. Deleting that file is major surgery because it
will reset all screens back to their default sizes and locations.
Brian Kelly
On 08-May-17 12:05 PM, Cheryl Rothwell wrote:
I have two monitors. With Legacy 8 when a new window was opened it often
was partially off either screen - but I could locate it and move it.
With Legacy 9 it is often off both screens and cannot be located. Since
Legacy has a window open I can't do anything. The program is basically
locked and I have to close the Legacy window - not a proper close.
Does anyone know a way to tell Legacy where to open a window? Since no
other program does this I have to think it is Legacy. Maybe there is a
setting I'm missing?
Cheryl Rothwell
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