Document behind the toolbars

[kevs]

An easy way to get my document that pops behind the toolbars. I think the
only thing you can grab is the top bar of the document which is now hidden
Kevs
OS 10.4.7
Office 2004

 

[Salmon Egg]

An easy way to get my document that pops behind the toolbars. I think the
only thing you can grab is the top bar of the document which is now hidden
Kevs
OS 10.4.7
Office 2004

Try the following. Click on the Finder background. That will get rid of the
tool bar while leaving the window showing. Although the window is grayed
out, the green resize button is still active. Click on the green button.

Bill
-- Fermez le Bush

 

[little_creature]

Hi,
Hope I understand - you want to shift your document window, which is hidden
bellow toolbar?
Then try this macro, which will move the document window in specified x,y,
values:
Sub Macro1()
'
' Macro1 Macro
' Macro recorded 24.10.2006 by maclady maclady
'
With ActiveWindow
.Left = 122
.Top = 77
End With
End Sub
Do you know how to handle with VBA macros? If not,post back.

Or
1.you can just open visualbasics editor by Tool>macro>visual basics editor
2. then open immediate window by view>immediate window> and type there:
ActiveWindow.Left = 122
3.Hit enter
4. write ActiveWindow.top = 77
5. Hit enter
Just note that this will work with active window, this means you have to
click wherever in your document window before running the macro or the
commands.
Hope this will help.

 

[Clive Huggan]

Hello Kevs,

For further discussion, please see the new thread which another poster
unfortunately started with a slightly different title ("Document hidden
behind toolbar") instead of replying. (I would have ignored the new thread,
but there are now several posts there.)

Cheers,
Clive Huggan
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