Inventor 2025 split surface additional dialog box

Inventor 2025 split surface additional dialog box

koscielecki_b
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Inventor 2025 split surface additional dialog box

koscielecki_b
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Good morning, I have a problem. While creating a split surface, the additional dialog box that would allow me to confirm the created surface does not appear. How can I find or enable it? Previously, it appeared without any issues.

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CCarreiras
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Hi!

 

Do you mean this box?

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Do you work with 2 (or more) monitors?

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koscielecki_b
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I have an old screenshot showing this window. After pressing the button to create a dividing surface, the window visible in the screenshot used to appear, but it no longer shows up despite using the Alt + TAB key combination. 

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koscielecki_b
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I used to work with multiple monitors, but now I am using only one.

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koscielecki_b
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I found the solution. After activating the tool, I used the Alt + Space key combination, then selected the "Move" option and moved the dialog window to the main monitor.

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@koscielecki_b wrote:

I used to work with multiple monitors, but now I am using only one.


This may be the issue. That window is outside your actual monitor, and it's in an "phantom" monitor, like you had a second monitor on.

 

To bring the window back to your actual monitor do this:

 

  1. start the tool
  2. click once:   alt  +  space  +   M (all the same time)-----------in the video, The cursor become a cross
  3. then click one of the direction arrows (this will catch the window, wherever it are)----------in the video, the cursor catch the window and become an arrow
  4. then drag your mouse back to your monitor (just drag, don't click any button)-------------in the video, the window is already fixed to the arrow, just drag it to a visible place on your monitor

 Here's an example (imagine the window is outside the monitor)

 

 

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