On 11/13/2017 5:01 PM, Jordan Johnson wrote:
There’s also (Windows key)+(left/right arrow), which will move the
window to the left/right half of the current display, and (Windows
key)+Shift+(left/right arrow), which cycles it to the previous or next
display (in case, e.g., the window is on a different display because
the student had the laptop connected to an external monitor).
Jordan
Yes.
The problem is the multi-display commands do nothing if you have only
one display. Somebody mentioned changing screen resolution also. But
you can only move a window that's both enabled and "visible" ... if the
window is disabled or hidden for some reason, then nothing you try will
work.
George
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