On Monday, Aug 11, 2003, at 19:25 Europe/Paris, Bryon Sohns wrote:

I am trying to use Matlab on on a Mac OS 10.2.6 using XFree86 4.2.0.1. I
have created a Simulink Model in an X-Windows window. Through the course of
creating it I accidentally moved the window high enough up on the screen
that the title bar is off the top of the screen. I can't figure out how to
move the window back down so I can access the menus and make some changes.
This is halting my research, and is very irritating. Can someone tell me how
to move the window back down. Also, can anyone point me to a list of
commands or perhaps a basic instructions document? I looked around, but
can't seem to find the documentation I'm looking for. BTW, I have been using
Windows for the last 5 years or so, and I have never used linux, so if you
provide instructions please take this into account. Thank you very much to
whoever helps me solve this aggravating problem.


Which window manager are you using with XFree86? OroborosX or some other one?
Moving and resizing windows in X is handled by the window manager. Some of them
have keyboard short cuts that make it possible to handle these operations even
when the corresponding decoration of the window is not displayed, some don't.
You should look at your window manager's documentation to find out if it's
possible in you case.


BTW, I miss usable keyboard shortcuts in both Apple's quartzwm and OroborosX.

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