I pressed an icon at the top of the main window of Ptq7 and lost the ability to see 2 windows at the same time (which can overlap). I have not found a way to undo this to restore the default window configuration. The icon I pressed looked somewhat like a “T” as I recall. Any suggestions?
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean Window> "use compact interface"?
Press once for compact interface. Press again for full interface.
In Standard and Pro you can also separate the microphones screen GUI completely too. Click the microphone symbol for that - drag to detach. press X to get rid of it again.
Not sure what you mean. Do you mean Window> "use compact interface"?
Press once for compact interface. Press again for full interface.In Standard and Pro you can also separate the microphones screen GUI completely too. Click the microphone symbol for that - drag to detach. press X to get rid of it again.
It’s not the compact interface option, which I’ve tried and it works fine.
Did you try the suggestion in the second paragraph?
I pressed an icon at the top of the main window of Ptq7 and lost the ability to see 2 windows at the same time (which can overlap). I have not found a way to undo this to restore the default window configuration. The icon I pressed looked somewhat like a “T” as I recall. Any suggestions?
Do you mean that it went "full screen" (hiding all other applications and the desktop when it's active)?
Which operating system?
If it went full screen and you're using Windows, try pressing F11 on your computer keyboard.
Can you post a screenshot for us?
I pressed an icon at the top of the main window of Ptq7 and lost the ability to see 2 windows at the same time (which can overlap). I have not found a way to undo this to restore the default window configuration. The icon I pressed looked somewhat like a “T” as I recall. Any suggestions?
That 'T' shaped symbol is on the two windows with the preset list and microphone settings when these are detached from the main window. If you click that symbol, those windows will collapse back onto the main window. You can detach them again by moving the cursor over the area just above those windows (presets or microphone settings). A tool tip will be displayed saying 'Drag to detach window'.
Tru22 wrote:I pressed an icon at the top of the main window of Ptq7 and lost the ability to see 2 windows at the same time (which can overlap). I have not found a way to undo this to restore the default window configuration. The icon I pressed looked somewhat like a “T” as I recall. Any suggestions?
That 'T' shaped symbol is on the two windows with the preset list and microphone settings when these are detached from the main window. If you click that symbol, those windows will collapse back onto the main window. You can detach them again by moving the cursor over the area just above those windows (presets or microphone settings). A tool tip will be displayed saying 'Drag to detach window'.
Yes, yes, this solved my problem. Thank you so much, thiesdewaard!
Did you try the suggestion in the second paragraph?
My issue has been resolved (by thiesdewaard). Thank you for your input.
Can you post a screenshot for us?
The problem has been fixed thanks to thiesdewaard. Thank you for your feedback.
Tru22 wrote:I pressed an icon at the top of the main window of Ptq7 and lost the ability to see 2 windows at the same time (which can overlap). I have not found a way to undo this to restore the default window configuration. The icon I pressed looked somewhat like a “T” as I recall. Any suggestions?
Do you mean that it went "full screen" (hiding all other applications and the desktop when it's active)?
Which operating system?
If it went full screen and you're using Windows, try pressing F11 on your computer keyboard.
Thank you for your response. The issue has been resolved with thiesdewaard‘s reply (the operating system is IOS Catalina, btw).
Key Fumbler wrote:Did you try the suggestion in the second paragraph?
My issue has been resolved (by thiesdewaard). Thank you for your input.
Heh heh, yes I had already told you to look there in my first reply!
Glad you got there in the end.