Another point :
Actually , the whole damn problem , since V4.x , is that when we save and then load a project , any minimized windows do not re- member where we placed them . That's perhaps a MS Windows Problem , but it is a problem and I whined about it years and years ago . RS Control Windows that were expanded when the project was saved will remember their position , but not if they were minimized , for some reason . Luckily , I have an extremely handy utility that "Rolls-Up" any window, anywhere, simply by middle-mouse buttoning the window's 'System Menu' (far top left of any MS Windows' window) . This is a semi-solution for me as long as I remember to make sure all the windows are rolled up or expanded when I save . ... but if I forget , then reload a project , guess where my min- imized open windows are ? Not where I left them , that's for sure. They are lined up along the bottom of my RS interface , covering the 'Status Window' and part of the 'Animation Window' . So the first thing I have to do when I load an RS Project is grab those minimized windows and place them where they should be, in an area of the screen I have reserved for them . It's a nuisance and has always been a nuisance . As I say , maybe it's a Microsoft thing , but in After Effects my windows are always where I placed them when I saved last , and I can save-re-load without any tidying up to do first before working . The way it is now still with RS , you have to do the dishes first before you can cook anything . studio
Do You : ... find yourself constantly pushing the 'View Property Win- dow' out of the way , or always minimizing it ? Then double clicking on an object in the 'Select Window' , making modif- ications in that objects multi-tabbed 'Property Window' and then pushing/minimizing that Property Window out of the way , then searching for what you did with the view property win- dow again , then making more changes to certain objects ?
