Books
I have learned how to open a book in a floating window, now how do I put it back in the tabbed area it came from?
Thanks!
Chris
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Just drag the tab with the book's name where you want to dock it.
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Or right-click on the tab, and select "Dock this tab"
MacBook Pro (2019), ThinkPad E540
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Thanks, it worked!
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Chris Keating said:
I have learned how to open a book in a floating window, now how do I put it back in the tabbed area it came from?
Thanks!
Chris
Is this a trick question?...LOL...just kidding. Same thing happened to me and when I discovered that "Dock this panel" did the trick I was like "DUHHH!" Don't worry, before you know it you will have learned and memorized a lot of tricks and short cuts to this amazing software!
Blessings!
Douglas
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And for keyboard lovers, Ctrl+F11 is the shortcut (Cmd+F11 on the Mac, I presume). The nice this about this is is both floats AND docks a panel, so you don't have to remember two different methods/commands.
EDIT: Oops. I was wrong. Ctrl+F11 floats a panel, Shift+Ctrl+F11 docks it back again (but not necessarily in the same place it came from).
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CTRL F11 does it both ways for me. CTRL + Shift F11, doesn't work for me.
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James Matichuk said:
CTRL F11 does it both ways for me. CTRL + Shift F11, doesn't work for me.
Yeah, I could have sworn I remembered it was that, too, which is why I made the mistaken post before. But I'm using 4.a Beta 4. Maybe they changed it. Are you using the beta?
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Nope I'm just using the regular release. I hit the ctrl+shift commands by mistake all the time, so I have a pretty good sense of when they don't work for me. [:)]
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