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| Mmmm, no time right now to dig the question why the help documents are missing. Hope I'll get the time to check on that later. | Mmmm, no time right now to dig the question why the help documents are missing. Hope I'll get the time to check on that later. | ||
| - | It is quite straight forward to add elements, move them around or remove them, as all this, and even creating a new panel, is available from the right/ctrl click pop-up menu.\\ | + | It is quite straight forward to add elements, move them around or remove them, as all this, and even creating a new panel, is available from the right click pop-up menu.\\ |
| It's even quite easy to move it to the top, left or right of the screen it lies on using the "Panel Properties" window (see below).\\ | It's even quite easy to move it to the top, left or right of the screen it lies on using the "Panel Properties" window (see below).\\ | ||
| But how the hell do you **move this panel to another screen** damn it?\\ | But how the hell do you **move this panel to another screen** damn it?\\ | ||
| - | I mean the default panel appears at the bottom of the startup screen, I want it to be at the bottom of my second, much wider, screen. | + | I mean the default panel appears at the bottom of the startup monitor, I want it to be at the bottom of my second, much wider, monitor. |
| ==== How to do it: ==== | ==== How to do it: ==== | ||
