window position behaviour?

[Seamus]

How do I change the way new windows are positioned?

My Internet Explorer windows used to appear at the same
vertical position on the desktop but shifted to the
right. I was happy with this.

Then I reloaded XP, and now my new IE windows are
shifting to the right AND DOWN, by the height of the
title bar.

[I'm Probably Not Here]

On 15/8/2003 2:43, Seamus wrote:

> How do I change the way new windows are positioned?
>
> My Internet Explorer windows used to appear at the same
> vertical position on the desktop but shifted to the
> right. I was happy with this.
>
> Then I reloaded XP, and now my new IE windows are
> shifting to the right AND DOWN, by the height of the
> title bar.

Have you tried positioning a window where you want it and then closing
it through the "X"? That should force the window to reappear in the same
location when you restart the program.

[Seamus]

>-----Original Message-----
>On 15/8/2003 2:43, Seamus wrote:
>
>> How do I change the way new windows are positioned?
>>
>> My Internet Explorer windows used to appear at the
same
>> vertical position on the desktop but shifted to the
>> right. I was happy with this.
>>
>> Then I reloaded XP, and now my new IE windows are
>> shifting to the right AND DOWN, by the height of the
>> title bar.
>
>Have you tried positioning a window where you want it
and then closing
>it through the "X"? That should force the window to
reappear in the same
>location when you restart the program.
>
>.
>

That's how I usually close my windows, and it doesn't
work. I've even tried the CTRL button with the "X"
(which I seem to recall affects window behaviour).
Thanks for the reply, though. :)

[I'm Probably Not Here]

On 16/8/2003 10:06, Seamus wrote:

<==snip==>>

> That's how I usually close my windows, and it doesn't
> work. I've even tried the CTRL button with the "X"
> (which I seem to recall affects window behaviour).
> Thanks for the reply, though. :)

I'm tempted to tell you to replace your windows, the glass is simply too
old....