From within my cockpit, I open the panel I want to display. Undock it, run the panel restore app, and within a fraction of a second, it is resized and relocated to the position anticipated. However, when I dock it ... it jumps back down to where it was initially. I have to manually re situate it again. Now if this is normal and to be expected .... I'm not seeing a whole lot of time saving. Open Panel>Undock>Panel Restore>Allow windows 7 to use the app>Undock>Reposition>dock ... is any quicker than open panel> undock> resize> reposition> dock. I hope I'm doing something wrong, because this bundle of apps seems to have a lot of benefit when it's used properly.

 

It only works with undocked panels on the second monitor

Hi R Killins (I'm Frank)

 

 

Can we link directly? There is a way, but do not post your email address here in the forum.

 

Can a more experienced forum user help us to make this private link, please?

 

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Can we link directly? There is a way, but do not post your email address here in the forum.

 

Can a more experienced forum user help us to make this private link, please?

 

Click on his name and send a PM

Hi Bert

 

Thanks. I knew there was a way, but the little grey cells are not what they were :( .

 

Rob knew how, and he has already linked with me.

 

Regards

Frank

eg.

original - only top of window displayed in the bottom centre of the right monitor (#3). Low resolution. Resize and reposition required.

[Window02]background_color=0,0,0size_mm=418,600window_size_ratio=1.0 window_size = 0.000, 0.000window_pos = 0.000, 0.000position=8visible=0ident=10000nomenu=0zorder=4gauge00=EJet!CDU, 0,0,418,600

 

I am in touch with Rob direct, but I thought I should deal with one point from the above, in open forum for the use of all readers.

 

The ERJ175 extract instructs to fill the screen with that panel (the CDU). If "window_pos = 0.000, 0.000 " was deleted it would try to do this at the bottom right of the display, in response to "position=8". Flickering would probably result, or perhaps the top left of the required window would show.