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Innoc · 04-03-2010, 09:35 PM

I wonder if shift-close might help. Setting a memory position for the Window. Take a program for which you want it to start up with a particular mode and position. Once it's in place press and hold shift and click the close button. When it relaunches it should return to that point. I wonder if returning from sleep might benefit from the same?

Frankly, Windows 7 has broken alot of things that we've taken for granted for a long time. I have a prototype project I'm working on at work where I'm having to find workarounds in the Windows 7 IIS, SQL 2008 and a few other things that have "just worked" in prior Windows Versions.

I'll be curious to see if your window restore behavior changes if you try this.

04-03-2010, 09:35 PM	#7
Innoc Hitman 2 1 Actual Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: "Oscar Mike" Gametype: FPS or RTS (just say NO to MMO) Affiliations: Your Mom Posts Rated Helpful 8 Times	I wonder if shift-close might help. Setting a memory position for the Window. Take a program for which you want it to start up with a particular mode and position. Once it's in place press and hold shift and click the close button. When it relaunches it should return to that point. I wonder if returning from sleep might benefit from the same? Frankly, Windows 7 has broken alot of things that we've taken for granted for a long time. I have a prototype project I'm working on at work where I'm having to find workarounds in the Windows 7 IIS, SQL 2008 and a few other things that have "just worked" in prior Windows Versions. I'll be curious to see if your window restore behavior changes if you try this. __________________ Mooga on Obama: He can cut taxes. Actually do something useful. Punch Nancy Pelosi in the face. Just to name a few. You eventually run out of other people's money to spend.