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Palettes offscreen / disappearing

jbArch
Newcomer
Some of my palettes are disappearing when I use my laptop, most likely offscreen.

I go between a normal monitor and my laptop display, so I have two different work environment profiles setup: one for the 19" LCD, another for the 15.4" laptop. So I thought I had this under control (i.e. I understand why the palettes fly offscreen when I switch to the small monitor).

But the quicklayers palette is still causing me some grief. It never stays visible when I restart archicad, no matter what display I use. So it also won't "stick" with my work environment profiles.

How can I get the quicklayers palette to show up again in my current profile? And how can I get it to be there again when I restart archicad?

TIA & Cheers,
JB
AC 21 (8002) & 22 USA
Mac OSX 10.14.5 on MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Intel i7, 16GB Ram, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB VRAM, 500GB SSD
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__archiben
Booster
jbArch wrote:
How can I get the quicklayers palette to show up again in my current profile? And how can I get it to be there again when I restart archicad?
unfortunately you can't. the quicklayers palette has never been a part of the work environment palette schemes.

for that reason i have the quicklayers commands in my toolbar - then i actually have control over their appearance . . .

it's a shocker that three years after the introduction of the 'work environment' there are still palettes and main dialogues that still don't conform.

~/archiben
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Aussie John
Newcomer
You need to make a separate pallette scheme for the laptop as indeed they are off the screen due to the different resolutions of your main computer and the laptop.
Cheers John
John Hyland : ARINA : www.arina.biz
User ver 4 to 12 - Jumped to v22 - so many options and settings!!!
OSX 10.15.6 [Catalina] : Archicad 22 : 15" MacBook Pro 2019
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jbArch
Newcomer
for that reason i have the quicklayers commands in my toolbar - then i actually have control over their appearance . . .
Thanks Ben... that solves the problem for me. I didn't know I could customize the toolbar, so until now I'd been hanging onto my old ways and using the vertical toolbox. If I can get more customization out of the toolbar, then I'll give it a shot.

Cheers,
JB
AC 21 (8002) & 22 USA
Mac OSX 10.14.5 on MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Intel i7, 16GB Ram, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB VRAM, 500GB SSD
__archiben
Booster
jbArch wrote:
If I can get more customization out of the toolbar, then I'll give it a shot.
go crazy >
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jbArch
Newcomer
Thanks Ben. Looking forward to playing around with that one... After I finish this deadline.

Cheers,
JB
AC 21 (8002) & 22 USA
Mac OSX 10.14.5 on MacBook Pro 2.3GHz Intel i7, 16GB Ram, NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB VRAM, 500GB SSD