Hi David, The issue is that Pivot caches the last location (x,y coordinates) of your window when you close the app and opens it in that location the next time (unless explicitly told otherwise). There are a few ways you can solve this:
1) Pass x and y arguments to the process to explicitly place it somewhere else (--x=0 --y=0) 2) Clear the location preferences from your JVM prefs store (in Windows, this is in the registry; on Linux, it's in ~/.java/...) Note that this is a legitimate issue you've discovered -- can you file a bug about it so we can fix it in future versions? Thanks, -T On Sun, May 30, 2010 at 3:21 PM, David Turner < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi People, > > I have been working on my first app in pivot at work using my laptop, > where I have 2 external monitors plugged into. (laptop screen turned > off) Currently, I am working at home, and I have only my laptop, no > additional screen(s). > > When I launch my application, it is appearing off to the right, where my > other monitor would be, so I cannot get to the application. Which is > frustrating. > > I have tried launching the application from eclipse, and building a jar > with dependencies in maven, and lauching the jar. Both launch with app > in the taskbar, but not accessible. > > Has anybody got any ideas how I can get to the app? At the moment, my > only plan is to wait till I get to work, and then move the app to the > primary monitor. > > cheers, > > > > > David.
