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   From: "Doug Bissett"    
      
   On Fri, 18 Feb 2011 06:13:45 UTC, MrG  wrote:   
      
   > On Feb 18, 12:03ÿam, "Dariusz Piatkowski"    
   > wrote:   
   > > On Thu, 17 Feb 2011 11:04:43 UTC, black.hole.4.s...@gmail.com (Don Hills)   
   wrote:   
   > > > In article ,   
   > > > Jonathan de Boyne Pollard    
   wrote:   
   > >   
   > > > >Is it maximized?   
   > >   
   > > > I think that's it... the default changed from Warp 3 to Warp 4.   
   > > > The Warp 3 behaviour was to open "restored", the Warp 4 default was to   
   open   
   > > > maximised. To change the system-wide default, shift-click the "maximise"   
   > > > button on the window.   
   > >   
   > > Yup...that gets me further...the window is currently maximized...sure   
   enough, if   
   > > I un-maximize it and then go through the 'e config.sys' type command when   
   the   
   > > editor is closed the CMD window does in fact remain in the same spot I had   
   it   
   > > originally. Now comes the '...BUT...' part of it...lol...if I do set the   
   window   
   > > to open up in un-maximized mode, the size of the window is the default   
   80x25,   
   > > whereas I have the window set to show 80x40...therefore the window gets   
   created   
   > > with a scroll bar and I have to re-size it to get the full 40   
   > > lines....grrh...which sucks.   
   > >   
   > > Again, comparing this to my old system, I have the same window opening up   
   in   
   > > maximized view, and it does NOT get re-positioned...   
   > >   
   > > So I'm wondering, how can I get to set the size of the window if I open it   
   up in   
   > > un-maximized mode? The 'SHIFT+click' method does not remember the size of   
   the   
   > > window...   
   >    
   > Re-read my 2nd reply....drag window to desired position while holding   
   > down shift key, done. It doesn't matter if the window is maximised or   
   > not.   
      
   That works, but there is a side effect, that may not be desirable.    
   That is that moving one window to a specific location, will cause all    
   windows to move to the same location, stacking them all, exactly, on    
   top of each other. To be complete, do you know how to revert to the    
   previous action, where windows open staggered?   
      
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