Greg.. I seem to be having a problem getting to the forum using the password I got hear by going to Curvemeister.com then community. I get to the class materials but not the forum.
Anyway I would like to know when I am in Curvemeister how I can shrink the window so I can access my desktop or Start Menu, my Curvemeister goes right off the bottom of the screen.
Also why is it that when I go to Settings everything is greyed out. Thanks.
Gary
Problems with Curvmeister
Gary at the top of the main Forum page is a link next to the word "home" that says forum.
Let me know if that link does not work for you.
The outside window must be set to full screen mode. check the upper Right corner and see if there is a box there. If you click it the window should re-size down from Full screen.
settings on the menu?? or settings using the Wrench Icon??
Greg
Let me know if that link does not work for you.
The outside window must be set to full screen mode. check the upper Right corner and see if there is a box there. If you click it the window should re-size down from Full screen.
settings on the menu?? or settings using the Wrench Icon??
Greg
Greg.. I guess what I was having was a Windows 7 thing. In my Windows 7 if I dock a window right to the top of the screen it jumps to full screen, plus the fact that I probability had it maximized to begin with caused the problem. Anyway in the end I was able to pull the window down and grab the upper corner to re-size the window so it is good now. I would guess that there is a switch in Windows 7 to turn that feature offs.
Gary
Gary
Actually it is a part of the OS now that if you dock a window to the Right or Left Edge you get half of the screen. If you dock it to the top you get full screen but Since CM is a plugin and was not written as a full Program the window controls are not in place...
Another enhancement request for Mike....
Greg
Another enhancement request for Mike....
Greg
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