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Mathematica notebook opening off the screen
Default position and size of front-end windows (in Windows 7)Keep palette visible when Mathematica application loses focussome Graphics output do not fully render on the screen until an extra click is made into the notebookWelcome screen (V9): selecting notebook from Open Recent … results in initialization cells not evaluatingHow to make Mathematica save all open files, or automatically ask to save each file when closingPossible Mathematica Bug? Blank ScreenLoading a notebook to a websiteKeeping a notebook in the toolbar File listWhy Mathematica hangs when closing local kernel from the splash screen?Mathematica 11.3 and 12.0 front-end start-up fails
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I have an issue with opening Mathematica notebook. I'm using Student version of Mathematica 12.0 on Windows 10. When I initiate the Mathematica or create a new document from the start page, it opens without any problems. But when I click to open the already existing notebook, it seems to be opening off the screen with only a little bit of it visible on the far right edge (attached screenshot). I can't move it at all. Have you ever encountered this problem?
front-end notebooks dialog-window
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I have an issue with opening Mathematica notebook. I'm using Student version of Mathematica 12.0 on Windows 10. When I initiate the Mathematica or create a new document from the start page, it opens without any problems. But when I click to open the already existing notebook, it seems to be opening off the screen with only a little bit of it visible on the far right edge (attached screenshot). I can't move it at all. Have you ever encountered this problem?
front-end notebooks dialog-window
edited Jul 10 at 12:44
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asked Jul 10 at 10:33
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While not a Wolfram Language solution, you can use the menu Window > Arrange Windows > (I like Stack)
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– chuy
Jul 10 at 19:15
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"I can't move it at all." You can press Alt+Space to open the window's system menu. Then simply press the underlined character of the "Move" menu item. Then you can move it using the keyboard (and then the mouse). Or use Win+arrow keys.
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I have an issue with opening Mathematica notebook. I'm using Student version of Mathematica 12.0 on Windows 10. When I initiate the Mathematica or create a new document from the start page, it opens without any problems. But when I click to open the already existing notebook, it seems to be opening off the screen with only a little bit of it visible on the far right edge (attached screenshot). I can't move it at all. Have you ever encountered this problem?
front-end notebooks dialog-window
edited Jul 10 at 12:44
rhermans
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asked Jul 10 at 10:33
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I have an issue with opening Mathematica notebook. I'm using Student version of Mathematica 12.0 on Windows 10. When I initiate the Mathematica or create a new document from the start page, it opens without any problems. But when I click to open the already existing notebook, it seems to be opening off the screen with only a little bit of it visible on the far right edge (attached screenshot). I can't move it at all. Have you ever encountered this problem?
front-end notebooks dialog-window
front-end notebooks dialog-window
edited Jul 10 at 12:44
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While not a Wolfram Language solution, you can use the menu Window > Arrange Windows > (I like Stack)
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– chuy
Jul 10 at 19:15
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"I can't move it at all." You can press Alt+Space to open the window's system menu. Then simply press the underlined character of the "Move" menu item. Then you can move it using the keyboard (and then the mouse). Or use Win+arrow keys.
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While not a Wolfram Language solution, you can use the menu Window > Arrange Windows > (I like Stack)
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– chuy
Jul 10 at 19:15
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"I can't move it at all." You can press Alt+Space to open the window's system menu. Then simply press the underlined character of the "Move" menu item. Then you can move it using the keyboard (and then the mouse). Or use Win+arrow keys.
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– Andreas Rejbrand
Jul 11 at 0:10
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While not a Wolfram Language solution, you can use the menu Window > Arrange Windows > (I like Stack)
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– chuy
Jul 10 at 19:15
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While not a Wolfram Language solution, you can use the menu Window > Arrange Windows > (I like Stack)
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– chuy
Jul 10 at 19:15
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"I can't move it at all." You can press Alt+Space to open the window's system menu. Then simply press the underlined character of the "Move" menu item. Then you can move it using the keyboard (and then the mouse). Or use Win+arrow keys.
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– Andreas Rejbrand
Jul 11 at 0:10
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"I can't move it at all." You can press Alt+Space to open the window's system menu. Then simply press the underlined character of the "Move" menu item. Then you can move it using the keyboard (and then the mouse). Or use Win+arrow keys.
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Yes, I have encountered this problem very often. For me, the reason is that I have 2 screens on my desktop pc and when I save a notebook which is on the second screen and open this notebook later, e.g. on my MacBook, then it happens that the notebook window has coordinates outside my Mac screen-area.
The solution is simple: Assuming testme.nb is your notebook (you need to include the path as well), then you can do:
nb = NotebookOpen["testme.nb"];
SetOptions[nb, WindowMargins -> 0, 0, 0, 0]
and it should jump to the upper left corner of your screen.
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Yes, I have encountered this problem very often. For me, the reason is that I have 2 screens on my desktop pc and when I save a notebook which is on the second screen and open this notebook later, e.g. on my MacBook, then it happens that the notebook window has coordinates outside my Mac screen-area.
The solution is simple: Assuming testme.nb is your notebook (you need to include the path as well), then you can do:
nb = NotebookOpen["testme.nb"];
SetOptions[nb, WindowMargins -> 0, 0, 0, 0]
and it should jump to the upper left corner of your screen.
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Yes, I have encountered this problem very often. For me, the reason is that I have 2 screens on my desktop pc and when I save a notebook which is on the second screen and open this notebook later, e.g. on my MacBook, then it happens that the notebook window has coordinates outside my Mac screen-area.
The solution is simple: Assuming testme.nb is your notebook (you need to include the path as well), then you can do:
nb = NotebookOpen["testme.nb"];
SetOptions[nb, WindowMargins -> 0, 0, 0, 0]
and it should jump to the upper left corner of your screen.
answered Jul 10 at 10:46
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Yes, I have encountered this problem very often. For me, the reason is that I have 2 screens on my desktop pc and when I save a notebook which is on the second screen and open this notebook later, e.g. on my MacBook, then it happens that the notebook window has coordinates outside my Mac screen-area.
The solution is simple: Assuming testme.nb is your notebook (you need to include the path as well), then you can do:
nb = NotebookOpen["testme.nb"];
SetOptions[nb, WindowMargins -> 0, 0, 0, 0]
and it should jump to the upper left corner of your screen.
answered Jul 10 at 10:46
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Yes, I have encountered this problem very often. For me, the reason is that I have 2 screens on my desktop pc and when I save a notebook which is on the second screen and open this notebook later, e.g. on my MacBook, then it happens that the notebook window has coordinates outside my Mac screen-area.
The solution is simple: Assuming testme.nb is your notebook (you need to include the path as well), then you can do:
nb = NotebookOpen["testme.nb"];
SetOptions[nb, WindowMargins -> 0, 0, 0, 0]
and it should jump to the upper left corner of your screen.
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