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1. Re: Can't display the Structure View window
Russ Ward Dec 17, 2007 2:42 PM (in response to Russ Ward)From Thomas Michanek;
The window is probably "displayed" off the screen, due to a change in screen resolution.
Three solutions:
1. When you click the "display structure view" button, immediately press Alt+Spacebar followed by "M", and then hit the left or up arrow keys (don't move the mouse) until the windows starts appearing.
This will move the active window by using the keyboard arrow keys. If the wrong window is moved, press Esc and try using Ctrl+Tab or Alt+Tab to make FM select the (invisible) structure view window. (I don't have FM running so I don't know if that will work)
2. Close FM and open the maker.ini file in the FM installation folder. Scroll down to "[StructureView]" and change the line "Position=..." to some reasonable numbers, e.g. "Position=0, 0, 376, 272" (the order is X, Y, width, height in pixels, I think)
Then restart FM and try again.
3. Temporarily increase your screen resolution to its maximum, open the structure view window, move it to a better place, and change the screen resolution back. -
2. Re: Can't display the Structure View window
Russ Ward Dec 17, 2007 2:50 PM (in response to Russ Ward)One clarification from me... on Windows, FrameMaker maintains a duplicate maker.ini file for each user in the Documents and Settings area, under something like Application Data/Adobe/FrameMaker. Something to do with personal settings on a user-by-user basis. If the change to maker.ini in the FM installation area doesn't work, try changing this other maker.ini instead. Thomas' suggested settings would work fine, or more simply, something like:
[StructureView]
Position=0, 0, 500, 500
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3. Re: Can't display the Structure View window
Arnis Gubins Dec 17, 2007 6:21 PM (in response to Russ Ward)Addendum:
The individual user-specific maker.ini files are typically located in:
C:\Documents and Settings\[username]\Application
Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\[version]\maker.ini
where the [username] is your login and the [version] is the FM
specific version on your system.


