How do I put Biblical Places into a Tab in a layout:
I've searched the forums and tried dragging it all over but I don't seem to be able to get it to change from a floating window to a tab. Is it because it's a tool and not a document? I love the feature and I realize it's not much good as a tab because of the lack of real estate on the screen but I forget it's there if it's not in a tab (it's an age thing).
Thanks,
Luther
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1. Grab the tab of Biblical Places (press the left mouse button and don't release it)
2. With the mouse left button still down, move the mouse over your layout. When you see the dark blue rectangle show where you want Biblical Places to be placed, release the left mouse button.
3. Now you will see Biblical Places in your layout. The floating window will disappear where Biblical Places uses to be.
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Very simple.The option 'Dock This Panel' is found under the drop down list under the large icon in the Upper left corner:
Click on that. You can also avoid the drop-down list by using Ctrl-F11.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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Mark A. Smith said:
Very simple.The option 'Dock This Panel' is found under the drop down list under the large icon in the Upper left corner:
Cool Mark, i hadn't thought of that!
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Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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Yet another (even quicker) way to do it:
Instead of left-clicking on Biblical Places in the Tools menu, RIGHT click on it. A menu pops up from which you can choose to "Open in a new tab" instead of the default Open which is "Open in a floating window":
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Thank you all for your help. Now I know 3 ways to do it. I was dragging the window around by the title bar not by the tab. In fact, I never even noticed the tab before.
Thanks again for the help
Luther
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