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How to specify where a window is located on a screen
I do repetitive work online. After I complete one task I have to click on
another link for a separate task (that refers to work done on the previous window) and a new window pops up. I have to move the new window to the right of the screen to see that portion of the previous screen which holds the information I need. I am unable to cut and paste the information so I retype it. I know this doesn't sound like much but after a full day of this I am waisting a lot of time and energy. Is there any way that I can get my PC to repetitively locate that "new" window in a specific location when it comes up? |
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How to specify where a window is located on a screen
*If* it's possible, it would depend on the application you are using.
This is a Word forum, and it sounds like you need to ask some people who are expert in the web browser you are using. Harley Momma wrote: I do repetitive work online. After I complete one task I have to click on another link for a separate task (that refers to work done on the previous window) and a new window pops up. I have to move the new window to the right of the screen to see that portion of the previous screen which holds the information I need. I am unable to cut and paste the information so I retype it. I know this doesn't sound like much but after a full day of this I am waisting a lot of time and energy. Is there any way that I can get my PC to repetitively locate that "new" window in a specific location when it comes up? |
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