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        "address": "aptura.larry (a) gmail.com",
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    "sender_name": "Larry Koziel",
    "subject": "Re: [amsat-bb] Tracking Program Window off screen",
    "date": "2017-06-02T15:32:15Z",
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    "content": "Joe,\n\nIt sounds like there might be some error window or dialog window that's \npopped up on the area of the window that's off screen and out of view. \nIf that's the case, usually that window has to be dismissed before  you \ncan do anything with the main window. What might work is to use one of \nthe stupid Windows tricks (apologies to David Letterman's Stupid Pet \nTricks and Stupid Human Tricks).\n\nMake sure the main window has focus. You can do this by clicking in the \nwindow since at least some of it is visible. Then hold the window key \nand press the up-arrow key. This should maximize the main window. If so, \nyou should be able to deal with whatever window that popped up demanding \nyour attention.\n\nThis often, but not only works when you've had two monitors connected \nand closed a program while it's on the second monitor. Many programs \nwill start up wanting to run where they were shut down and if you start \nit again without the second monitor attached, you can't drag it to the \nmonitor that is attached. In this case, make sure you have focus by \nclicking on it in the task bar. Then use Windows key + right or left \narrow to move it horizontally. You may have to hit it several times \nbecause it will first move the window to the edge of its current monitor \nbefore moving it to the other monitor.\n\nI've found that it doesn't work for some programs, but it works for more \nof them than not.\n\n73,\n\nLarry K8MU\n\n\n\n",
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