Thanks all of you for your answers.
In my case i have one monitor and for temporary solution i hack the
Gambas code by adding
ME.Center
after
Settings.Read()
On Sun, 2011-01-02 at 09:32 +1100, Michael wrote:
> I had the same problem but in Ubuntu 10.10 you can overcome it by
> holding down the
I had the same problem but in Ubuntu 10.10 you can overcome it by
holding down the 'special' key.(IE The Windows key on my keyboard
between CTRL and ALT) and clicking the help window anywhere. You don't
need to click the window header. I think this feature was added to the
last Gnome release
R
> In my machine F1 or Help from IDE shows a window in the very top
> position of screen.
>
> The window is impossible to catch it and move it on screen.
>
> So i cant use it.
>
> i opened the Gambas app and i found that FHelpBrowser.class read the
> settings.
>
> It would be nice if
> FHelpBrow
good
2011/1/1 Fabien Bodard
> 2011/1/1 Demosthenes Koptsis :
> > In my machine F1 or Help from IDE shows a window in the very top
> > position of screen.
> >
> > The window is impossible to catch it and move it on screen.
> use alt + mouse drag (leftmousedown+move) to move the windows (X
> triks
2011/1/1 Demosthenes Koptsis :
> In my machine F1 or Help from IDE shows a window in the very top
> position of screen.
>
> The window is impossible to catch it and move it on screen.
use alt + mouse drag (leftmousedown+move) to move the windows (X
triks) by catching it on every part of the windows
In my machine F1 or Help from IDE shows a window in the very top
position of screen.
The window is impossible to catch it and move it on screen.
So i cant use it.
i opened the Gambas app and i found that FHelpBrowser.class read the
settings.
It would be nice if
FHelpBrowser had a ME.Center or
