When using the octave-IDE, I can select between the command window and the editor, but not see both at the same time.
Therefore I can't immediatly see outputs from print statements in my scripts.
Is there a layout that shows both or am I doing something else wrong?
You can drag any window and reposition it within the layout.
E.g., if you switch to the Editor window and click and drag with your mouse the editor's titlebar (i.e. the bit that says 'Editor', right about the editor's File / View menu), you can then start dragging it to the right, and identify a new 'grid' cell to drop it in.
If you're not getting an appropriate gridpoint to drop it in, try resetting the layout and trying again (from Window tab, select "Reset Default Window Layout" at the bottom)
We have migrated from SSRS version 2008 to 2016.
We have a report having multiple parameters such that the parameters pane exceeds the laptop screen dimension.
Due to which the multi-value drop-down parameter present at bottom of screen is not opening as it does not have the space to open it.
In previous version, we used to click the "small upward arrow" present at bottom middle of screen and the screen used to expand.
But this is not happening in new version. Please suggest how this bottom drop-down can be viewed.
Also, changing the position of drop-down is not an option as there is forward dependency.
I am using JetBrains PhpStorm and want to setup a keyboard-only environment.
When I want to increase or decrease the width of the sidebar, I can use
Ctrl Shift Right Arrow (Increment Width Action)
Ctrl Shift Left Arrow (Decrement Width Action)
Yet I also have multiple tabs open in vertical split. Here, the combination for the sidebar doesn't work, as it is used for text selection here.
How can I change the width of a currently active tab using the keyboard only.
Before:
After:
yet without using the mouse at all.
bookmarks bar doesn't zoom in with page zooming or minimal font setting in chrome.
So is there a way to increase font size for bookmarks bar?
In XP you can change font size of bookmarks and tabs of the chrome by changing the Message Box value in display properties menu;
Control Panel -> Display -> Appearance -> Advanced -> Item -> Message Box
There might be a way to change the chrome bookmark bar font size using the "chrome browser settings", but I'm not entirely sure. Alternatively, use the "OS settings". These settings are usually found in categories named: visual, appearance, theme, font size, etc... and can
be adjusted on either a specific or global scale.
OS (Windows 10)
Start > Settings > Make text size bigger
Start > Settings > Change the size of text, apps, and other items > Scale and layout
Start > Settings > Make everything bigger > Make everything bigger
On Google Chrome click on 3 dots on upper right hand corner and scroll down to settings. Settings>Advanced>Accessibility>Manage Accessibility Features>Display>Open Display Settings>Display Size>(Move bar towards middle of Tiny and Huge or to your liking)
For windows 11...
select windows start button
type font in search bar
choose "make text size bigger"
Use scale to increase text size according to your preference, select apply
THENNNN, use the magnifier (upper right icon in url bar or use CTRL and -) to reduce the size of your screen from 100%
Not ideal fix, but a temporary solution that worked for me!
Its so easy dear. Just type the following in your chrome browser:
chrome://flags
Now scroll down untill you find the option "HiDPI Support Windows".
Once you found the option change it from Default to Engable and then click on relunch now. You are done your from now your bookmark toolbar icons will be big.
Click on bookmarks.
On top of the bookmark list, click Bookmark Manager.
Then simply use the Ctrl and + or _ to increase or decrease font size.
Alternately, press Ctrl and roll the mouse wheel.
How can I set MacVim to start up with a window that extends the full height (minus menu bar) and width of my monitor (not fullview)?
If this impossible on startup, how can I change it manually (not by dragging the window, but with a command)?
You can set the lines and columns options. Just use “very large” values and Vim will truncate them to the largest possible values for your screen and font sizes. If you put this in your ~/.gvimrc, then your initial window will automatically be sized accordingly.
set lines=999 columns=9999
See :help 'lines' and :help 'columns' for the details.
MacVim also has the fullscreen and fuoptions options (along with the “Prefer native full-screen support” checkbox in the Advanced section of the MacVim > Preferences… dialog) that you might find useful.