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Store the popup location of propertiesform

Mondeo205

Hi at all,

I've searched so much, but i can not find a answer, maybe someone of you know it!

Is there a way, to store the location i.e of the "Edit Instance Properties" form?
The hiStoreFormLocation function don't works in this case!  With this function, i was able to define all other windows i need, but not the propertyforms!

My Problem here is, that we have 2 monitors and my mainmonitor is the right one, but this propertywindows always opens on the upper left corner on the left screen and i want to have it on the right screen, thats a little explanation why i need this!!

Thanks for your help!

Best Regards

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  • There's a recent enhancement CCR, 713815, asking for a control over the location. However, given the response to a previous CCR (634022), the idea is that the form will ultimately be replaced (somewhere down the line in the IC6.X generation of tools) with a Qt-based form, which will solve this problem, I doubt something specific for the property editor will be added. Certainly not in IC5141.

    Currently there is no way to control this in IC5141 or IC613.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • There's a recent enhancement CCR, 713815, asking for a control over the location. However, given the response to a previous CCR (634022), the idea is that the form will ultimately be replaced (somewhere down the line in the IC6.X generation of tools) with a Qt-based form, which will solve this problem, I doubt something specific for the property editor will be added. Certainly not in IC5141.

    Currently there is no way to control this in IC5141 or IC613.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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