open window is off the viewable area

i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a window
that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys and
it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as if
there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
Thanks to anybody who can help.

zoom zoom

Of historical note on Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:16:01 -0700
zoom zoom <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> scribed:

|i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a window
|that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys and
|it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
|task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as if
|there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
|Thanks to anybody who can help.
|
|zoom zoom

Try this: minimize the window to the task bar; then right click an empty space on the task bar and select to tile windows vertically or horizontally. This may bring it back into view.

hth
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cf <cfnews@NOcharterSPAM.net>
I may be dumb, but I'm not stupid.
Terry Bradshaw

Thank you for suggesting that option -- I have already tried it and it
doesn't help. Thanks anyway.

"cf" wrote:

> Of historical note on Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:16:01 -0700
> zoom zoom <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> scribed:
>
> |i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a window
> |that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys and
> |it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
> |task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as if
> |there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
> |Thanks to anybody who can help.
> |
> |zoom zoom
>
> Try this: minimize the window to the task bar; then right click an empty space on the task bar and select to tile windows vertically or horizontally. This may bring it back into view.
>
> hth
> --
> cf <cfnews@NOcharterSPAM.net>
> I may be dumb, but I'm not stupid.
> Terry Bradshaw
>

Of historical note on Mon, 7 Apr 2008 18:01:19 -0700
zoom zoom <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> scribed:

|Thank you for suggesting that option -- I have already tried it and it
|doesn't help. Thanks anyway.
|
|"cf" wrote:
|
|> Of historical note on Mon, 7 Apr 2008 12:16:01 -0700
|> zoom zoom <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> scribed:
|>
|> |i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a window
|> |that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys and
|> |it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
|> |task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as if
|> |there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
|> |Thanks to anybody who can help.
|> |
|> |zoom zoom
|>
|> Try this: minimize the window to the task bar; then right click an empty space on the task bar and select to tile windows vertically or horizontally. This may bring it back into view.
|>
|> hth
|> --
|> cf <cfnews@NOcharterSPAM.net>
|> I may be dumb, but I'm not stupid.
|> Terry Bradshaw
|>

Sorry it didn't, hopefully someone else will have a suggestion that'll work for you.

Good luck!

--
cf <cfnews@NOcharterSPAM.net>
I may be dumb, but I'm not stupid.
Terry Bradshaw

Set higher Screen Resolution.

"zoom zoom" <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1D5929D3-80C2-44DF-AD87-46A1AD0E8EC6@microsoft.com...
>i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a
>window
> that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys
> and
> it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
> task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as
> if
> there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
> Thanks to anybody who can help.
>
> zoom zoom

I have screen resolution as high as I can get it. Thanks for the suggestion.

"windmap" wrote:

> Set higher Screen Resolution.
>
> "zoom zoom" <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1D5929D3-80C2-44DF-AD87-46A1AD0E8EC6@microsoft.com...
> >i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a
> >window
> > that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys
> > and
> > it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
> > task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as
> > if
> > there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
> > Thanks to anybody who can help.
> >
> > zoom zoom
>
>
>

Reduce resolution ?



Hope this helps.

Gerry
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Stourport, England
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zoom zoom wrote:
> I have screen resolution as high as I can get it. Thanks for the
> suggestion.
>
> "windmap" wrote:
>
>> Set higher Screen Resolution.
>>
>> "zoom zoom" <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:1D5929D3-80C2-44DF-AD87-46A1AD0E8EC6@microsoft.com...
>>> i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control
>>> of a window
>>> that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the
>>> arrow keys and
>>> it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window
>>> on the task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off
>>> to the right as if
>>> there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window
>>> =back? Thanks to anybody who can help.
>>>
>>> zoom zoom

Change your screen resolution (upwards) and see whether that gives back
control. Also, check your update state.

(()x

"zoom zoom" <zoomzoom@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1D5929D3-80C2-44DF-AD87-46A1AD0E8EC6@microsoft.com...
>i have tried the alt+spacebar and then move to try to get control of a
>window
> that is open but off of the viewable monitor. I have used the arrow keys
> and
> it won't move, but i know it's there when i doubleclick the window on the
> task bar and it looks like it is moving back and forth off to the right as
> if
> there was another monitor over there. How do I get this window =back?
> Thanks to anybody who can help.
>
> zoom zoom