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Somehow,.... I don't know how, my "linked Notes" window has started to dock on top of my screen. It cannot be moved, sized, or otherwise adjusted. I've checked the "dock new sidenotes to the side of the desktop" in the options. I've seen a few other people mention this problem of locating the docking window, but so far no answers.
Thanks for the help
OneNote 2010
Windows 7
A family of Microsoft products that enable users to capture, organize, and reuse notes electronically.
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I had the same problem. Dragging the top bar to the right side of the screen while it's docked does the trick. It doesn't look like you are dragging it when you are doing it, but when you release it at the side of the screen, OneNote readjusts to a right-side docked position.
Thanks for the help all!
Maochen: I wasn't able to drag the window at all. I could increase or decrease the horizontal size somewhat (to about half of the screen).
Bischt: You win the kewpie doll !!! ;-) I hadn't seen the "dock to desktop" option under the View tab before. I had checked the box to dock on the side of the desktop in the OneNote options, but that did no good. The option on the View tab did the trick. Thanks!
I had a similar view which was fixed by doing a complete safeboot of onenote. This included clear cache.
It's worth a try. It does not remove any file or data from within onenote.
But as you mentioned you could also check the windows settings.
> For this issue, it's totally a window issue, instead of the cache.
Exactly!
Rainald
If the above step does not resolve the issue try to open OneNote in
safeboot mode to do this,
Click start->Run(Windows key + R key) and type OneNote /safeboot and
select clear cache and click ok.
Why do you suggest to clear the cache as a instrument for every this
that??
Clearing the cache may be necessary for some problems. But for sure
not for things with the GUI!
Rainald