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On 3/31/2014 12:23 PM, Gary Thompson wrote:
What happens when I left-click a view in the Ctrl-F7 window
(one which is not "misplaced"), is that view is "selected", so
I guess my misplaced outline is also "selected" and "misplaced" ?
Not sure what you mean by "cursor around", but pressing the
Tab key after left-clicking Outline on the Ctrl-F7 window just
moves my cursor within the Lpex edit window . . .

Sorry. 'Cursor around' means I press the arrow keys on the keyboard.

I press and hold Ctrl. Then press F7; keeping Ctrl held down. Now I
use the cursor arrow keys to move to the view I want to see, and press
Enter.

If I've managed to tear a view off the perspective and throw it totally
off screen, I won't be able to see it, but that view has focus. All I
need to do now is to move it onto the screen.

Alt-Space brings up the Windows context menu for the view's window, the
letter M will select 'move this window'. Now, pressing the cursor arrow
keys will physically move the window around the screen. Or, in my
example, onto the screen from off the edge.

--buck

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