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1) The GNOME environment and the Java Environment in Solaris do not allow Windows to go beyond the top of the visible screen.
2) I do not know what SAP development is. When I made up the question, I guess I somehow defaulted to this area. Sorry about that.
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From: shumble1
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 9:49 AM
Subject: Forbidding X Window Default Y Dimension to be Negative
I am not the IT person, but I do support certain applications that we have running on the Solaris system.
We are running in the CDE environment using the default dtwm window manager with X Windows.
Some of our applications open windows with the upper-left Y dimension as a negative value which puts the menu bar off the screen.
Also, when moving windows, the top of the window menu can also be moved off the screen.Is there a command that can be put in the .Xdefaults or .Xresources file that will check whenever a window is moved and if the Y dimension is negative, reset it to 0? |
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