Difference between revisions of "Talk:Quest Alias Tab"

I am one of those people noted at the bottom whose resolution will not fit the entire height of the window (For reference, my screen resolution is 1440x900). Following the suggested method to save changes and close the window works fine and is not an issue for me. However, I can't see the bottom of the window which makes me wonder how much I am unable to edit. When I drag it up as far as possible, I see the top of the words Combat Override Package List, which means there is at least one thing I cannot edit. Does anyone know of a method to change the size of the window? Also, could anyone tell me if there are any other editable fields at or below the level of the words Combat Override Package List? —[[User:NSejick|NSejick]] 18:42, 25 February 2012 (EST)

I am one of those people noted at the bottom whose resolution will not fit the entire height of the window (For reference, my screen resolution is 1440x900). Following the suggested method to save changes and close the window works fine and is not an issue for me. However, I can't see the bottom of the window which makes me wonder how much I am unable to edit. When I drag it up as far as possible, I see the top of the words Combat Override Package List, which means there is at least one thing I cannot edit. Does anyone know of a method to change the size of the window? Also, could anyone tell me if there are any other editable fields at or below the level of the words Combat Override Package List? —[[User:NSejick|NSejick]] 18:42, 25 February 2012 (EST)

::I found this little utility that really does the job for me: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/get-the-linux-altwindow-drag-functionality-in-windows/ It doesn't resize the window but allows you to move it with it's top outside the screen which is even better in my opinion. It works on Windows 7, I can successfully use it even on widescreen laptop with touch pad and no mouse.[[User:LukeH|LukeH]]

::I found this little utility that really does the job for me: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/get-the-linux-altwindow-drag-functionality-in-windows/ It doesn't resize the window but allows you to move it with it's top outside the screen which is even better in my opinion. It works on Windows 7, I can successfully use it even on widescreen laptop with touch pad and no mouse.[[User:LukeH|LukeH]]