(I hope this is in the right place, if not, i'm really, really sorry...& i'm using Sony Vegas Pro 8.0).
Okay, somehow i've managed to do this and I don't know how :\
I was using the Generated Media for text, and managed to drag it off the screen, so when I click the little button, it's off the screen, how do I get it back?
I tried closing & reopening Sony Vegas Pro 8.0 and a new project, but neither worked.
Please, please help, thankyou so much in advance![]()
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If it's a regular page that shows a title in your task bar, you could try R clicking that title, then select 'Move' with a L click and drag it back to your main screen. I lose stuff all the time to my second monitor and get it back that way. That saves having to turn on the second monitor. (My projector) to drag it back. Works in Vista anyway.
Since this seems more of a computer question, moving to the Computer Forum. -
I can't find a Cascade Windows or Tile Windows option...
& Nah, the problem is that it doesn't show up in the task bar...
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Try Alt+Space and then M (move). Then arrow keys to move it back on screen.
Darryl -
I've tried both of those and neither worked...anymore suggestions..?
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It's a Window inside an Application as opposed to an application though...
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