You know, I didn't even try the Debugger window (as I seldom use it). But, I will be on the look out for odd behavior if/when I need it.

>Agreed about it not really being a big deal. With luck you will only have to move the debugger window once.
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>I am also curious about the why. As I said to Tamar, I was unable to duplicate the "lurching window" behavior regardless of the Dockable setting. That makes me think it may be some environmental setting.
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>>Well, yes and no. Once I put the Properties window on Monitor 2, I hard;u ever move it so I will not be having to look at that odd behavior.
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>>I do have another solution I could do, and that is I have XP installed in a VM on the same computer, and it doesn't show that odd behavior. But I wanted to use Win 7 for this upgrade project.
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>>Just wondering if anyone has a clue as to why it acts so odd anyway.
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>>>So now presumably the odd dragging behavior is back. (Forced to make the choice, I would also put the debugger on the second monitor). Sadly, this is the kind of stuff that is going to continue happening in VFP as new OSes come out.
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>>>>That was it, I had unchecked the Dockable in the Properties dialog to stop that odd dragging behavior.
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>>>>Thanks for the help.
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>>>>>Make sure that whatever you want to move, is marked as dockable when you right-click on the top of the form in question.
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>>>>>Personally I use Thor, where I can turn on and off PEM Editor (the turbo version of the Properties Sheet) with a hot key I have chosen.