When the window is docked, the Find window just does not fit.
I've now set Find/Replace to float.
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> That should be anough for a nice sized workspace. I run mine at 1280x1024
> and I don't see the problem you describe. The find dialog 'remembers' its
> last position. Did you previously run this at a higher resolution?
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> Joseph Geretz
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> > 1024 x 768
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> > > > I am using a 19 inch monitor.
> > > Fine, but what screen resolution are you using? If you're at 640x480,
> > you'll
> > > get the same viewing experience as you would with a 15" monitor. (Just
> > > everything will be bigger.) To pack more into your screen real-estate
> you
> > > need to pump up your resolution.
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> > > Joseph Geretz
> > > > I am using a 19 inch monitor.
> > > > It seems that the default window arrangement and size in, e.g., VB
> .NET
> > is
> > > > designed for much larger monitors.
> > > > For example, if I wish to do a Replace of text, the Replace window
is
> > > > inserted above the Solution Explorer, but there is no scroll bar in
> the
> > > > Replace window to get to the buttons that are off the end of the
> screen.
> > > > What's the trick to arranging windows so that they can be properly
> seen?
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