Hi Brian,

I just cleared out the windows temp folder with no effect. I am running W2K Professional. Interestingly, the two applications that are mainly affected so far are Intuit products (QuickBooks Pro and the QuickBooks Timer). The timer I use for my personal timekeeping while I work, and it's very frustrating because the time editing window shrunk to the point where I cannot read what I am writing in the description of services field!

However, QuickBooks and the Timer are two separate installs, the timer being a 16 bit product. I backed up my time file and re-installed timer, and I still have the problem. The window positions and size is stored somewhere on this machine, and I need to find out where before I go nutty.

Regards,

John



>Hi John,
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>What version of Windows are you running?
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>Have you tried to clear out all of the files in the Windows temp folder(s)?
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>- Brian
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>Hi,
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>>I have a strange problem occurring for the last several days that started when my computer reset due to the power going out. Actually, the power went out for quite a while, I was not home, and my UPS ran out of juice. Many apps were open and sitting idle when it occurred.
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>>Now, when I run some of the apps that were running when the power shut off, some of the windows are sized incorrectly, chopping off input fields, buttons, etc. These screens are not sizable, so I cannot adjust them.
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>>I've looked through the registry to attempt to find where screen positions, sizes, etc. are stored, but I seemed to recall that I had tried this before a long time ago without success in finding where these values are kept.
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>>Does anybody out there know how to fix this?
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>>Thanks,
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>>J.Miller
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