> > maybe someone else can remember why we did it this way... > > Oh buy, this code is over 10 years old. I can barely remember > what I had for lunch yesterday ;-) > > If a window is fully off screen, we should probably loop > through all available screens and find the one that is > closest to the desired position. I am afraid that that is not > such a simple task though... . I remember we did something > somewhat intelligent when placing menus. Maybe we can reuse that code?
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