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On 12/12/2013 2:47 PM, Gary Thompson wrote:
I need to close any tab after dragging to the side (or bottom, I guess).
It works for me. I think.
"dragging back" leaves an "empty window" which,
if minimized, automatically re-positions to the
far right where it appears as a "shared resource".
I think I "get it".
So let's see how well I understand. I'm not that visual, so I
appreciate the latitude... I have 3 tabs in the editor view. I want to
see one of them on the other monitor so I click and hold that tab and
drag it aside. I get a second editor window with one tab in it.
Now, I'm done with that extra editing window and want to get rid of it.
I click the 'X' on the tab, and both the tab and the extra window
disappear. Or, if I click the 'X' on the extra window, the same thing
occurs - both the window and tab go away.
If I want to put that extra tab back where it came from, I click and
hold the tab (not the window!) and drag it to the tab bar (gah,
terminology!) immediately next to an existing editor tab - a green
vertical bar appears where the extra tab will insert. Release the mouse
and the extra window disappears. The tab I dragged aside is again
adjacent to the ones in the 'normal' editor view.
9.0.0.1
IBM i 7.1
Windows 7 pro 64 bit
--buck
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