Thus spake Ken Green: > Some ideas... > > For the tray in the upper left, try setting your screen to a higher > resolution - it may bring the try back into the desktop enough to get > ahold of the blue strip. > > For the other tray, as long as one of the three trays is in the > original position on the right (and is currently open), you should be > able to drag the other trays over and they will automatically set > themselves in the right place. But it seems that if all three trays > (A, B, and Markers) have been moved to a floating position at the > same time, that doesn't work. But you can still get them back in > position - just move them to the right, but make sure the little > "cross" symbol (the one that shows up when you're moving trays > around) is right on the right edge of the Cyberboard screen when you > "drop" it. It should snap right into position. > > Let me know if it works... > > Ken G.
There should be a configuration file or a registry key which stores the tray position between invocations of Cyberboard. If you removed that, the tray would go back to its default position the next time you ran CB. -- J.
