Hi,

I can't position the 3 windows panes in the main window like I'd like to.
In 1.4.3 I had the object browser on the left ocuppying 1/3 width and
100% vertical.
The other 2/3 are split vertically between the properties and the SQL pane.
Try to drag the panes around and see if you can get them to do that...
It's a real "pain"

Besides that, love the new version!
Thanks,

Laurent

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Hehe yep that's quite funny.
You reminded me that's how I had mine setup in the 1.4 days (I thought
something looked different!), so I had a go at re-doing, if you haven't
worked it out:

- Drag the SQL pane out so it's "floating"
- Drag the object explorer pane out so it's "floating", and you have one
big window with the object properties.
- Drag the SQL pane to the bottom so you have a split-screen and a
floating object explorer
- Drag the object explorer to the left so it fills the left-side

This is on Windows XP anyway!

Andy.

Laurent Yaish wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I can't position the 3 windows panes in the main window like I'd like to.
> In 1.4.3 I had the object browser on the left ocuppying 1/3 width and
> 100% vertical.
> The other 2/3 are split vertically between the properties and the SQL
> pane.
> Try to drag the panes around and see if you can get them to do that...
> It's a real "pain"
>
> Besides that, love the new version!
> Thanks,
>
> Laurent
>
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Hey Andy,

It worked, thanks!

Laurent

On 1/22/07, Andy Shellam (Mailing Lists)
<andy.shellam-lists@mailnetwork.co.uk> wrote:
> Hehe yep that's quite funny.
> You reminded me that's how I had mine setup in the 1.4 days (I thought
> something looked different!), so I had a go at re-doing, if you haven't
> worked it out:
>
> - Drag the SQL pane out so it's "floating"
> - Drag the object explorer pane out so it's "floating", and you have one
> big window with the object properties.
> - Drag the SQL pane to the bottom so you have a split-screen and a
> floating object explorer
> - Drag the object explorer to the left so it fills the left-side
>
> This is on Windows XP anyway!
>
> Andy.
>
> Laurent Yaish wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I can't position the 3 windows panes in the main window like I'd like to.
> > In 1.4.3 I had the object browser on the left ocuppying 1/3 width and
> > 100% vertical.
> > The other 2/3 are split vertically between the properties and the SQL
> > pane.
> > Try to drag the panes around and see if you can get them to do that...
> > It's a real "pain"
> >
> > Besides that, love the new version!
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Laurent
> >
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