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I guess that the button is indeed there to make it possible to use alt+space. It's probably not meant to be clicked. That's why it is invisible. Personally, I
by aoloe 10y ago
I guess that the button is indeed there to make it possible to use alt+space.
It's probably not meant to be clicked. That's why it is invisible.
Personally, I still use alt-space when somebody has managed to move a window out of the screen:
you can still activate it, but you cannot see it.
At least practical for me, who never uses Windows, but gets called when people are stuck.
- Senji 10y agoYou can use win+tab also. Or rightclick on the taskbar and move. It works for windows that are out of the screen as well.