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Chapter 1 Overview and Basic Operations of MPE720 Version 6
1.6.5 Changing the Subwindow Display Type
1.6.5 Changing the Subwindow Display Type
( 1 ) Selecting from a Menu
In a subwindow with the Menu Button ( ▼ ) displayed in the title bar,
click the Menu Button to display the menu as shown in the illustration
on the left. Then select the new type of display on this menu.
To hide the subwindow, select Hide on the menu.
ΠTo again display a subwindow that has been hidden, select the
subwindow to be displayed from the View Menu. (Refer to 1.6.1
Descriptions of Subwindow Components.)
( 2 ) Changing from a Docked to an Auto Hide Subwindow
In a subwindow with the Automatic Hide Button (
or
) displayed
in the title bar, click this button to toggle between the docked and
automatically hidden subwindows.
: Docked → Auto Hide
: Auto Hide → Docked
ΠThe form of the Automatic Hide Button switches each time it is
clicked.
ΠIf multiple subwindows are displayed on top of each other, all of the
subwindows become displayed as auto hide subwindows.
ΠThe Automatic Hide Button is not displayed in floating subwindows.
( 3 ) Changing the Display Type by Dragging and Dropping
A docked subwindow can be changed to a floating subwindow or vice versa by dragging and dropping a subwindow
tab or title bar.
ΠAn auto hide subwindow cannot be changed to another display type by dragging and dropping.
[ a ] Changing from Docked to Floating
• The title bar of a docked subwindow is double-clicked the display type is changed to floating.
• When a docked subwindow tab or title bar is dragged and dropped in any location, a floating subwindow is displayed in
that location.
• When the title bar of a docked subwindow is dragged and dropped when multiple subwindows are stacked, the
display type is changed to floating with the multiple subwindows stacked in the same way.
[ b ] Changing from Floating to Docked
• When the title bar of a floating subwindow is double-clicked, the subwindow will be docked in the original docked
position.
• A floating subwindow can be moved to a desired position by dragging the tab or title bar to the left, right, top, or
bottom of the main window and releasing the mouse button where the direction icons (W, S, X, or T) are
displayed.
ΠA docked subwindow is not allowed on the same side as an auto hide subwindow.
• When a floating subwindow tab or title bar is dragged and dropped when multiple subwindows are stacked, the
display type is changed to docked with the subwindows stacked in the same way.
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