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Christopher Negus

"Linux Bible, 2008 Edition: Boot up to Ubuntu, Fedora, KNOPPIX, Debian, openSUSE, and 11 Other Distributions"

Another way to do it is to click the window menu button
(top-left corner of the title bar), select Move, move the mouse to relocate the window, and then
click again to place it.
If somehow the window gets stuck in a location where the title bar is off the screen, you
can move it back to where you want it by holding down the Alt key and clicking the left
mouse button in the inner window. Then move the window where you want it and release.
Resizing Windows
To resize a window, grab anywhere on the outer edge of the window border, and then move the
mouse until the window is the size you want. Grab a corner to resize vertically and horizontally at
the same time. Grab a side to resize in only one direction.
You can also resize a window by clicking the window menu button (top-left corner of the title bar)
and selecting Resize. Move the mouse until the window is resized and click to leave it there.
Pinning Windows on the Top or Bottom
You can set a window to always stay on top of all other windows or always stay under them. Keeping
a window on top can be useful for a small window that you want to always refer to (such as a clock
or a small TV viewing window). To pin a window on top of the desktop, click in the window title
bar. From the menu that appears, select Advanced???Keep Above Others.


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