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ram1000
I moved my screen view up so high I can't get the mouse to catch the
locater bar to move it back???
locater bar to move it back???
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JulieD
one method - there might be a better one, is to play with the monitor
settings themselves (you know those buttons on the front) to move the whole
screen down so you can get to the title bar & then once you've moved that
down you can set your monitor back correctly and then fix up the excel
screen
Hope this helps.
Cheers
JulieD
settings themselves (you know those buttons on the front) to move the whole
screen down so you can get to the title bar & then once you've moved that
down you can set your monitor back correctly and then fix up the excel
screen
Hope this helps.
Cheers
JulieD
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Lucky25
If I understand you correctly, you're saying your Excel
window's Title bar is too far up that you can't see it
anymore?
If that's the case, then goTo your taskBar, right-click
on the Excel item (ie: the document you're working on),
and select "Move". Your cursor will turn into a '+' and
will 'stick' itself onto that Excel window's Title bar.
Then, just use your [Down-Arrow-Key]until you see the
titleBar, and then hit [Enter] to 'release' the cursor
from the said titleBar.
Happiness should then ensue.
window's Title bar is too far up that you can't see it
anymore?
If that's the case, then goTo your taskBar, right-click
on the Excel item (ie: the document you're working on),
and select "Move". Your cursor will turn into a '+' and
will 'stick' itself onto that Excel window's Title bar.
Then, just use your [Down-Arrow-Key]until you see the
titleBar, and then hit [Enter] to 'release' the cursor
from the said titleBar.
Happiness should then ensue.
B
bmac
You may have already tried this but if not give it a shot.
Right click on the excel bar in the taskbar. Click move and before you
move your mouse left click and hold then drag it down.
Right click on the excel bar in the taskbar. Click move and before you
move your mouse left click and hold then drag it down.
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ram1000
I'm not able to get to the task bar, but I notice if I right click th
icon on the start line it offrs the same option. That works...
Thank
icon on the start line it offrs the same option. That works...
Thank
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jaf
The task bar is the at the bottom of the screen by default. The "start
button" is bottom left corner.
There is no start line.
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John
johnf202 at hotmail dot com
: I'm not able to get to the task bar, but I notice if I right click the
: icon on the start line it offrs the same option. That works...
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: Thanks
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button" is bottom left corner.
There is no start line.
--
John
johnf202 at hotmail dot com
: I'm not able to get to the task bar, but I notice if I right click the
: icon on the start line it offrs the same option. That works...
:
: Thanks
:
:
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:
:
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ClaireView
I didn't know about this! I'm all the time "losing" the title bar of my
document because I've pushed it too close to the top of the screen. Now I
know the trick to fetch it back. Brilliant!
The people on these Discussion Groups are SO KNOWLEDGEABLE! Thanks for all
your wisdom, guys!
document because I've pushed it too close to the top of the screen. Now I
know the trick to fetch it back. Brilliant!
The people on these Discussion Groups are SO KNOWLEDGEABLE! Thanks for all
your wisdom, guys!
D
Dave Peterson
Just another way to get to that Move option.
Make excel the active application
alt-spacebar
type M
move the window with the arrow keys and hit enter to anchor it in its new
position.
Make excel the active application
alt-spacebar
type M
move the window with the arrow keys and hit enter to anchor it in its new
position.