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To: Triffin who wrote (16032)	2/9/2001 3:00:28 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 110631

jim in ct i have the same situation. i've always had to drag the window to where i want it, regardless of what browser i'm using. a while ago we were discussing the topic of windows remembering your desktop at shutdown. a tip was posted saying that if you held down the ctrl key while shutting down, that would do it. but it failed to work for some of us. i then read a bit of an elaboration on that method, instructing the user to hold down the ctrl key while closing the window, not windows. so i tried that (including with the rtq's window), to no avail. so i'm fresh out of ideas on that one, jim in ct. maybe someone else has an idea. :) mark

To: Triffin who wrote (16032)	2/18/2001 4:37:01 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110631

jim in ct "Once I have 'placed' the RT Quotes window where I want it, is there a way save that format either in SI or the browser settings ??" i found this in LangaList Plus! (2001-02-15) ******************************* "Window-Positioner, And More Reader Adam Porter found a nice little software vendor I'd never heard of, but wish I'd found sooner: I was looking for a program to position windows automatically and keep them there (for example, IE5 puts new windows in different places, which is very annoying), and I found this gem of a program called ZMover. It's $10 shareware, but I think it's definitely worth the $10. I am in no way affiliated with the author, I just love the program and want to get the word out about it. It's especially useful if you have a large monitor and run at high resolutions, as it allows you to make the most of your screen space without spending time moving and sizing windows all the time. The URL is basta.com . Thanks, Adam. Actually, they have a pile of cool little tools there: Definitely worth a look!" ****************************** i haven't tried it. :) mark