4 ms·
Alt-space, N to minimise the window. The system window was handy for retrieving windows that had somehow ended up offscreen. Alt-space, M for move, hit an arro
by camtarn 3y ago
Alt-space, N to minimise the window.
The system window was handy for retrieving windows that had somehow ended up offscreen. Alt-space, M for move, hit an arrow key once, and then the window follows your cursor and ends up on screen by default. Still works in modern versions of Windows - it's somewhat obsolete now you can use Win+arrow keys to move a window around, but it might still be useful if your window has ended up somewhere and you can't figure out where.
- samplatt 3y agoImperfect graphics drivers and an environment that changes screens and resolutions a lot means that once every few months some fucking application is going to wander off where I can't get to it, and no amount of Windows+directionkey will move it somewhere usable. Sometimes the Old Magics are still required.