Docking a floating panel

I've looked through the adobe help/web search and I can't for the life of me figure out how to dock a floating panel in premiere pro 6.0.

Hey Joe,
Yes, I actually went through this and kind can't find the answer. I understand how to do it moving a docked panel where it gives me the drop zones but once it's already a floating panel I can't seem to reactivate drop zones. When I close the window and reopen it from the "window" tab at the top it becomes floating again.
I read through that article twice. I'm not seeing it!

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Howdy,
I'm sure the answer to this is no, but I just want 100%
clarification :)
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ta
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\\\On Thu, 6 Sep 2007 10:32:45 +0000 (UTC), "thekeogh"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Howdy,
>
> I'm sure the answer to this is no, but I just want 100%
clarification :)
>
> I have a copy of Dreamweaver CS3 I bought for the Mac OS
X, but I also have it
>on Windows (I'm switching from Windows to Mac), and I was
wondering if there is
>a way to dock all windows/panels together in the OS X
version like the Windows
>version?
>
> Let me explain for those who haven;t a clue what I am on
about! In the Windows
>version (and like all windows apps) DW is basically all
stored in one window,
>and all the panels are arranged inside this one window
how you want! But the
>outer window is like the container, and minimising it,
minimises all of the DW
>panels.
>
> Now in the MAC OS X version, the toolbars/panels etc are
all seperate to the
>main document window. So when I open a plain new doc for
exmaple, that can be
>minimised on its own, but all the DW toolbars stay on my
desktop? Whats the
>point n that? I can't use the damn toolbars on my
desktop!
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> Can I contain all these windows/panels in one container
like the windows
>version? So minimising the doc windows minimises the lot?
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>this on DW 8 on OS X... but I could be wrong?
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> OS X Version doesnt even have the "Coder" and "Designer"
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>have to maunally arrange it to mimic the coder workspace
from windows... quite
>annoying?
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> I suppose for a avid MACer this is the way mac works
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>just so use to MS Windows that it will take some getting
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>months I will probably say the Windows way is crap, but
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> Anyone have any ideas?
>
> ta
>
> Steve M

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