New/Open File puts window BEHIND all my tool windows - UGH.
I'm running PS CS4/mac on a Apple 30" display and have all my tool windows set up on the left side of the screen in three columns. When I open up a file, it is placed BEHIND my tools in the upper left hand corner so I have to keep moving it over to the right - is there a way when you open or create a new file that the window opens to the right of my tools? Very frustrating!
Heh! I lied, unintentionally. It all depends on how you dock your palettes. It must be done just right. Here's how.
Notice the position of my palettes on the right in my image above (exluding the Tools bar, that's already on the left). Once I drag them left, they collapse like this:
No good. Images will fall underneath. You have to drag the palette group until you see this:
Let go and the palettes will snap properly docked back to the sizes I had them at on the right.
Notice the dark gray in the blank area below the Tools palette. That's another indication the palettes are docked correctly. Done like this, images do properly stay to the right of the palettes.
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> Per,
>
> For this to work in both Netscape and IE, You need You need to set
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>
> This should solve your problem.
>
>
> Kumar.
>
> Per Lovdinger wrote:
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> > Hi all,
> >
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> >
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> > file at any location
> >
> > This is how far I get:
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> > opens
> >
> > - I've tried with forward the request to the url (which only displays
the
> > content in the browser)
> > - I write to HttpServletResponse it opens the file in excel which I
don't
> > want
> >
> > Any ideas ?
> > Thanks in advance
> > Per
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I did copy everything to the Mac running 10.3.9 (above I mistakenly said the computer I was going to copy to was running 10.4).
I then updated the Mac to 10.5 and all the files continued to open with the proper program even after I put them back on the server.
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Following a suggestion I got on the Microsoft Answers Forum, I removed all the shares on my network and even removed the 3 XP boxes from the network, and I turned off Network Discovery. The problem persisted. Only when I disabled my LAN
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Any thoughts, clues or suggestions as to how to fix this non-critical but very irritating problem would be greatly appreciated...
H.
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So I'm guessing a confused IP table somewhere. I'm off to play with using fixed IP addresses and lease expiries in the LAN part of the new router's config to see if that makes it easier for XP to handle closed connections.
And isn't there a "not persistent" option somewhere ...
But I don't networked drives, I use shortcuts with network addresses.
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I have right-clicked on the program and selected to run it as an administrator. I have set up a compatibility profile as Windows XP SP3. I have tried both at the same time and there's been no change.
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I want to open a PDF file through a clickbox out of
Captivate. The path I have to put in there has to be absolute, I
guess.
Is there any possibility to put a relative path in there?
To get you a clue, what I want to do with that, here is my
intention:
I want to build up a splash screen for a Auto-Run-CD, where I
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Thanks in advance for your suggestions,
MarkusHi Markus
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We r deploying forms on the web. The form has win_api_dialog.open_file to select files for various processes. This doesnt work on the web when tried from the client m/c in a browser. Get_file_name has also failed. This functions are executed on the server rather than client m/c. What can be the possible alternatives for that.
thnx
Prasad
nullHi
To open a file on the client side, you would have to use a Java Bean. You can find sample code in the OTN Forms Page.
HTH
Arvind Balaraman -
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