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While installing a program one of the pop up windows is larger than the
desktop and the places where you click "continue" or "cancel" are hidden
off the screen. I have seen the solution to moving the window upward so
that you can click on the proper spot, but in a senior moment cannot
recall how it is done. Anyone know what I am talking about?

Gerald Ross
 
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Alt, Space, M while the window is active. Use the cursor keys to move the window and press Enter when its where you want it.

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"Gerald Ross" <gwader@netcommander.com> wrote in message news:%2302LjeXtFHA.2472@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> While installing a program one of the pop up windows is larger than the
> desktop and the places where you click "continue" or "cancel" are hidden
> off the screen. I have seen the solution to moving the window upward so
> that you can click on the proper spot, but in a senior moment cannot
> recall how it is done. Anyone know what I am talking about?
>
> Gerald Ross
 
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Doug Knox MS-MVP wrote:

> Alt, Space, M while the window is active. Use the cursor keys to move the window and press Enter when its where you want it.
>
Thanks!

Gerald
 
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On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 15:50:03 -0400 in
microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize, Gerald Ross favored us with...
> While installing a program one of the pop up windows is larger than the
> desktop and the places where you click "continue" or "cancel" are hidden
> off the screen. I have seen the solution to moving the window upward so
> that you can click on the proper spot,

Alt-space brings up the system menu, same as clicking on the icon in
the upper LEFT corner. Then press M (for Move). Then press the arrow
keys till it's moved where you want.

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