Hi All,
I click on the management tools and the icon appears on the task bar but it doesn't open,
the icon as shown is on the task bar but I can't open it,why?
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Hi All,
I click on the management tools and the icon appears on the task bar but it doesn't open,
the icon as shown is on the task bar but I can't open it,why?
Solved! Go to Solution.
Solved by Jonathan3891. Go to Solution.
Solved by Jonathan3891. Go to Solution.
Try this AKN, that shows how to reset back to main screen, I suspect this is what has happened.
John Bennett
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Try this AKN, that shows how to reset back to main screen, I suspect this is what has happened.
John Bennett
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Hi @pendean ,
NO, I tried to check all my 3 screens, but I get this:
right click:
but it will not open even when I unpluged the other screen and left only with the laptop screen.
Also, I tried to restart windows explorer with no use.
I can't open it.
What to do?
thank you
Hi @pendean ,
NO, I tried to check all my 3 screens, but I get this:
right click:
but it will not open even when I unpluged the other screen and left only with the laptop screen.
Also, I tried to restart windows explorer with no use.
I can't open it.
What to do?
thank you
John Bennett
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John Bennett
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Hello @johnjmbennett ,
Sorry but I couldn't find how to reset the coordinates for mT in the ASsettings file.
can you be more specific please.
thank you.
Hello @johnjmbennett ,
Sorry but I couldn't find how to reset the coordinates for mT in the ASsettings file.
can you be more specific please.
thank you.
Read the Knowledge article , it gives explanation of where the file is and how to edit or delete it.
that file is created when you open AS for the first time.
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Read the Knowledge article , it gives explanation of where the file is and how to edit or delete it.
that file is created when you open AS for the first time.
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You will need to enable hidden files and folders, under windows to see program data, it is not in program files.
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You will need to enable hidden files and folders, under windows to see program data, it is not in program files.
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GREAT!! thank you , SOLVED!
GREAT!! thank you , SOLVED!
A few comments on this thread following my experience in the new(er) version of the software (2024):
1. The file path was as attached in the screenshot below,
2. There is a '-' (negative/minus) sign in front of the coordinates in my case, I thought it was just a dash, but it actually moved the coordinates to the negative side of X and Y axis. After removing the '-' the (100,100) coordinate works quite well
3. In my case the application (AS) did not have to be restarted to see the changes. Just save the file (maybe close it too) and run "Mgt Tools" again, should display the window with updated coordinates
A few comments on this thread following my experience in the new(er) version of the software (2024):
1. The file path was as attached in the screenshot below,
2. There is a '-' (negative/minus) sign in front of the coordinates in my case, I thought it was just a dash, but it actually moved the coordinates to the negative side of X and Y axis. After removing the '-' the (100,100) coordinate works quite well
3. In my case the application (AS) did not have to be restarted to see the changes. Just save the file (maybe close it too) and run "Mgt Tools" again, should display the window with updated coordinates
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