#MAC MOVE MENU BAR TO OTHER MONITOR HOW TO#
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#MAC MOVE MENU BAR TO OTHER MONITOR WINDOWS#

NOTE: If the issue occurs in Word, skip to step 11. In the Open dialog box, locate the file in which the issue occurs.

On the View menu, click Full Screen to turn off this feature. Start Excel or Word (depending on which program the issue occurs in).

NOTE: These steps start the computer in Safe mode, and therefore many of the normal safeguards that Windows provides are not functional. Select Open in Safe Mode, and then press ENTER. When your computer restarts, repeatedly press (tap) the F5 key until the Microsoft Windows splash screen appears. In the Shut Down Windows dialog box, click Restart, and then click OK. If both the menu bar and the buttons are missing, follow these steps: If the menu bar is available, but the Minimize Window, Restore Window, and Close Window buttons are missing, click View, and then click Full Screen. If the menu bar is missing and the Minimize Window, Restore Window, and Close Window buttons are available, click Close Window in the Full Screen dialog box, or click Restore Window to return to a normal window view. To resolve this issue, use one of the following methods, as appropriate to your specific symptoms. Or, the Minimize Window, Restore Window (or Maximize Window), and Close Window buttons may be missing. When you view a Microsoft Excel worksheet or a Microsoft Word document in full-screen mode, the menu bar may not be displayed. On some systems poweroff and reboot can't be run as a normal user, so you either have to use sudo and enable passwordless sudo for those commands or find a way to run those commands as a normal user.įor the last two issues, you better ask in communities for the screenshot tool and i3.The Menu bar or the Minimize, Restore, and Close buttons are missing in Excel and in Word Symptoms

For example I don't know how to switch between desktop, my shortcut is not working :/ (I'm using an AZERTY keyboard) super + and then set MODULES_LEFT in the script to i3 for the bar that should display the workspaces.įor the powermenu issue, it depends on what commands you are trying to run there. I've tried bspwm but it seems more complicated. At the moment I'm enjoying tiling window manager. I have a black bar below the polybar (I think it's a i3 issue but I don't know where to search) I have a black screen when I need to do the selection. When I click to reboot or shutdown it just won't works. I have other issue but for the moment I try to get the monitor thing running and I don't want to have to do each time xrandr -auto, kill all polybar and run only one but even if I do that manually, how to move all workspaces to this monitor wihtout editing i3 config.īut for the most curious people my other issues are: Use other modules-right for bar/laptop when the two external monitor are unplugged. How to run xrandr script at startup? (for load config)- How to choose which xrandr script to run at startup or when the monitor are (un)plugged?For example if I boot the laptop without external monitor I want all workspace on the bar/laptop (don't run two others bar), when I boot with 2 external monitor then run other xrandr script. How to have all workspaces on the bar/laptop when 2 other monitors are unplugged? Modules-right = pulseaudio memory temperature Modules-right = pulseaudio wlan eth battery date powermenu I've currently 2 external monitor and one laptop My workspace are configured like this: set $ws1 '1'

#MAC MOVE MENU BAR TO OTHER MONITOR FULL#

#MAC MOVE MENU BAR TO OTHER MONITOR WINDOWS#

#MAC MOVE MENU BAR TO OTHER MONITOR HOW TO#

Mac move menu bar to other monitor