> > I'm running an application, which allows me to 'Hide' a
> > sub-window, by moving it to the botom of the main
> > window; with only its top menu-bar showing.
> >
> > Because FD1's desktop has got a menu-bar at the
> > bottom, the 'hidden' sub-window is now really hidden
> > and inaccessable, behind the FD1 desktop menu-bar.
> >
> > I need to temporarily remove or reposition the FD1 n
> > desktop menu-bar, when I mistakenly put a sub-window
> > behind it.

Thanks for any info,

Allen Kistler wrote:
> Grab it and drag it to another edge of the screen.
> Or right-click/properties and turn on the hide buttons, then use them.
OK.

General Schvantzkoph wrote:
> There should be a hide arrow on either end of the bar, click on that arrow
> and the bar will roll up. If the arrows aren't visible then you can make
> them visible by checking the "Show hide buttons" in the properties. To
> bring select the properties, right click on the bar. (This answer assumes
> that you are using Gnome which is the Fedora default).

No hide arrow.
OK I didn't realise that the properties, from right clicking applied to the bar

Thanks, Usenet works !

== Chris Glur.