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Hello there,
As I was wanting to look for the toolbar (which I didn’t found yet) in Breakaway Live, I found a bug in the docking function: put the Breakaway window in docking mode (where it takes a whole part of the screen for itself) and move the window with the mouse… the window leaves dock mode, but still think it is (just right click on it). And then it’s impossible to revert, even by closing the window or restarting the program…
If you could tell me how to revert the docking setting, and tell me how to set up the toolbar (I’m using Windows Server 2003 here, perhaps it doesn’t recognize it as XP and doesn’t display the option?)
Thanks
Hi Hwyann,
Undocking by pulling the window is supported, and should work great. It does for me anyway. What OS and Breakaway Live version are you using?
The toolbar is in the latest version (0.90.96) of Breakaway Live. Right-click on the windows taskbar and choose Toolbars, you should see it in the list.
You can always force the window to undock by right-clicking and choosing "Undock".
If the Titlebar (in Breakaway Live) is hidden, you should be to right-click and "Show Titlebar".
///Leif
Here is what my Breakaway Live window looks like, and the context menu. I’m using Windows Server 2003 32 bits. I don’t have the Toolbar option, as you can see. I upgraded to 96 before this bug happened (when I was trying to have the toolbar). Could you tell me how to reset window configuration so that I can try to trigger the bug again? Now it’s stuck in this situation…
OK I seem to understand, it docks only if the window is near to one of the edges. Anyway I don’t have the toolbar option 🙂
Oh ok, this toolbar 🙂 I was misunderstanding 🙂 Anyway I told you twice for my OS. But that’s not a problem now, everything is fine 🙂 thanks for your fast help, there’s very few companies out there that can beat it !
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