Windows 7 popups, change orientation

[Eduardo Pires]

Hello I would like to know if it is possible to orientate the all windows popups from appearing in the center of the screen and instead make them appear on the right side of the screen.

Does anyone know of any software or method that can do this?

I am running a windows 7 operating system.

 

[gregrocker]

You can try the same procedure to reset window size: Drag by the edges the window to the position and size you want - don't just drag the whole window, you need to resize the borders to the position and size you want on the screen.

Then click on the Maximize (middle) button in the top right corner a few times to see if it will program it to that position/size. If so then it should remain there every time you open it.

This should work on any window or browser that can be resized from its borders. It will fail however if you bump any of its borders against the side of the screen while you are dragging them to desired position. This triggers an AeroSnap reflex that foils the resizing until you close the window and reopen to try again.

 

[Layback Bear]

What pop up's are you getting??

 

[Eduardo Pires]

Hello Gregrocker

Sorry I think I did not make my explination clear.

I want to place all the windows popups (alarms, messages etc) on the right hand side of the screen automatically without having to drag them to the right hand side.

So instead of the popups appearing in the center they will all appear on the right hand side.

 

[Eduardo Pires]

What pop up's are you getting??

This would be for any type of popup (windows Alarms, messages etc.)

They would have to appear automatically on the right hand side of the screen.

 

[gregrocker]

Did you try what I suggested? Next time you get a popup, see if you can drag it by its borders to the exact size and position you want and then click the Maximize (middle) button in top right a few times to see if it will program itself to open there from now on. Unless the box forbids dragging it's sides to resize, then you should be able to do this. I thought I had explained that before.