On 08/08/2013 05:47 PM, Girvin R. Herr wrote:
John,
In Linux X/KDE, and I suppose Ubuntu too, you can use Alt-left-button to drag windows beyond the desktop boundaries. Therefore, if your window is outside the desktop at the bottom and you cannot get to that lower right corner, place the mouse cursor anywhere in the window you wish to move and use the alt-left-button to drag the whole window into the desktop where you can get to that corner. Then you should be able re-size the window as you need.

The pixel sensitivity sounds more like a desktop problem than an LO problem. I don't know what desktop you or Ubuntu uses, but there should be an desktop settings option to adjust that mouse pointer sensitivity to a number of pixels. I just checked my KDE settings for the mouse and it is set to 4 pixels.

Hope this helps.
Girvin Herr


On 08/08/2013 03:28 PM, John R. Sowden wrote:
Similar to gedit (ubuntu), it would be nice if I could point my mouse _near_ the lower right corner to adjust the size of a libre office window, as opposed to placing the tip of the mouse pointer arrow on the pixel where the vertical and horizontal lines meet. Usually I cannot even get to the bottom, as it will ofter be off the screen. This is most obvious when attempting to bring the right side of the window in to the left. The pointer is pixel sensitive. As the source for this is 'open' (as in gedit), I assume that this would not be a big deal.

John




Well, where do I start?
1) Unlike many helpful responses, I only had to press the left Alt key and move the window, and it worked immediately. Wow, ... thank you!

2) Now I can click on any libre office window, and it pops down to a less than full screen, and moves at will. I don't know if I 'toggled' a feature on, or what, because it works now without pressing the left Alt key.

3) Re: the different window manager issue, I agree, it seems that it might be a non-libre office issue, except that the gedit corner feature works on the same environment.

Nevertheless, thank you!

John




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