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Dock project explorer and Properteis window to default position

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Ajay has attended:
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Dock project explorer and Properteis window to default position

Hello,

I accidentally undocked the Project Explorer and the Properties window and I am now unable to dock them back to the original position.

Now when I dock it, instead of docking it to the left most column, it docks itself horizontally across the top of the screen and the properties window too docks horizontally across the top of the screen.

How do I get the docking position to the default settings. Please advise.

I can send screen dumps to illustrate the problem more articulately, if needed.

Regards

Ajay

RE: Dock project explorer and Properteis window to default posit

Hello Ajay,

Thank you for your question. If you grab the top title bar of the Project or the Properties window, and you drag that window to the left side of the main screen, it should make a "ghost" window which shows that the pane will dock vertically down the left of the main window, which is the default position.

If this doesn't work for you, please post in the forum again.

Kind regards
Marius Barnard
STL

RE: Dock project explorer and Properteis window to default posit

Thank you Marius for the tip. I was struggling with this for a while. I managed to resolve the issue.

Regards

Ajay

 

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