How can I move a window without touching title bar

[ananya0]

I have an application where the subwindows are placed too high so that the title bar of the subwindow is underneath the menus of the application window.
How can I move the subwindow downward without touching the title bar?

 

[LiquidSnak]

The windows key and arrow keys will move a window It will snap to the top or either side of your screen depending on the arrow key used. ^_^

 

[ananya0]

How exactly does this work? I want to move the subwindow within the application window.

 

[tman69]

what 'application' is giving you this problem?

 

[ananya0]

Ok, it is not a well-known application, it is Rupplynx that lets me communicate with my Sharp Zaurus organizer. But I have had the same problem with other applications in the past, and I think it is a Windows problem.

 

[LiquidSnak]

On the same computer? What other applications?

 

[rerice]

You might try Drag to Scroll. With this just hold the mouse button anywhere
on the screen and drag it without having to use the title bar.

DragToScroll - Universal Drag & Fling/Flick Scrolling

Hope this helps,
Richard

 

[karlsnooks]

I have an application where the subwindows are placed too high so that the title bar of the subwindow is underneath the menus of the application window.
How can I move the subwindow downward without touching the title bar?

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[ananya0]

Thanks everyone for your advice.

I was able to solve my problem. I just went to the Windows menu in my application and clicked at "Tile Vertically", and the title bar of my subwindow showed up.

The DragToScroll sounded like a nice tool to use. However when I was trying to run it, my AVG Virus Protector told me that there was a threat, and I could see it, because my mouse became hard to control. So I did not run it.

 

[LiquidSnak]

Gladyou got it sorted. It's so easy to forget about the simple things such as a menu function hahaha ^_^ Hopefully it remembers where you put them and now it won't be a problem anymore!