I am using Windows 7 with the taskbar positioned at the top of my screen.
I am also using TweetDeck v 0.32.5.
When TweetDeck opens, it always positions itself to the top of the screen (not top of desktop).
Thus the title bar of TweetDeck places itself behind the windows taskbar, and I am not able to grab the title bar to move the window to where I want it (which is to the bottom of my right monitor).
Is there a way to move a window other than by dragging the taskbar? Perhaps a keyboard shortcut + arrow keys?
Other info:
- TweetDeck does not place itself to the position is was in when last closed. (I have an unanswered feature request in with TweetDeck on this).
My current workaround is:
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unlock my taskbar
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drag the bottom of the taskbar down to make it 2 icons tall
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TweetDeck responds to this event by repositioning itself just below the now "taller" taskbar.
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After this, I make the taskbar smaller again (1 icon tall) and I regain access to the title bar so I can then move the window.
Best Answer
When TweetDeck is open, right-click its icon on the taskbar while pressing the Shift key.
The standard Windows system menu with "Move", "Size", "Maximize", ... will open.
Select "Move" and move the window down by pressing a few times the Down arrow.