2005-05-05 04:01 AM
2005-05-05 04:06 AM
Roolio wrote:don't they open in the state they were last closed in? or are you using teamwork and your colleagues are responsible for resizing them to a state that you're not keen on before a send and receive?
I say this because if you open say 15 of them all at once using navigator, you need to maximise themthenzoom to extents or part of the drawing to start working on them at all. A time wasting excersize if ever there was one. ie that is about 30 key strokes/mouse clicks I can avoid for thisexample.
2005-05-05 04:10 AM
2005-05-05 04:19 AM
Roolio wrote:like you i always max out my windows, but some (one!) of the guys i worked with on a team project used to resize and stretch them all around the screen when he was working on them. after a send and receive and the next time i was working in those windows they would open the way he had left them . . . and so the re-maxing out had to be done . . .
It was a teamwork file though now it is a solo project, would that make a difference? It better not.
2005-05-05 05:13 AM
2005-05-05 07:48 AM
~/archiben wrote:They do for you? Unless I'm missing a setting somewhere, on non-teamwork PC they ALWAYS open up at about a quarter of the size of the size of the screen, plopped down down seemingly at random any old place, no matter what they looked like when you last opened them. Absolutely maddening, because they're always several clicks and a rebuild or two from being usable. I think this one has been on the wish list a long time. Essential.
don't they open in the state they were last closed in?
2005-05-06 12:23 AM
2005-05-07 08:09 AM
2005-05-14 08:51 AM
Karl wrote:For some reason this doesn't work for me. Is there a step I'm missing?
... If a section window is STRETCHED to fill the usable work area (or to any other size), but the maximize button is not clicked, then it will remember that size the next time it is opened.
2005-05-14 05:22 PM