[ale] Gnome users, how do I get rid of the tool bar temporarily?

[Mark Wright]

Sometimes I just move the bar to the side (vertical) of the screen.   
I think it will drag over but you may have to right click - move.   
(don't remember)  That way you can get to the buttons on the window  
you have open and still see your tool bar.
On Nov 17, 2005, at 6:22 PM, Geoffrey wrote:

> Jim Lynch wrote:
>
>> Once in a while, an app uses up all of the vertical space on the  
>> screen
>> and naturally the OK button is at the bottom, covered up by the tool
>> bar.  I think KDE has a little arrow at one end to slip that annoying
>> thing out of the way, but I don't see a similar thing on Gnome.  Any
>> suggestions?
>>
>
> Three options:
>
> right mouse button on the bar and you'll get a menu that will permit:
>
> 1. enable hide buttons
> 2. autohide
>
>
> 3. Or, set your app that is under the bar to be always on top.  This
> varies depending on your window manager.
>
> -- 
> Until later, Geoffrey
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