Resize an installation window
I am using a virtual machine to use Ubuntu to download a program. However, the default installation window of the program is too big, the Next button is off the screen.
I can only make the window bigger but not smaller. I don't know what to do now.
window-management
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I am using a virtual machine to use Ubuntu to download a program. However, the default installation window of the program is too big, the Next button is off the screen.
I can only make the window bigger but not smaller. I don't know what to do now.
window-management
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
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asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
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add a comment |
I am using a virtual machine to use Ubuntu to download a program. However, the default installation window of the program is too big, the Next button is off the screen.
I can only make the window bigger but not smaller. I don't know what to do now.
window-management
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
30k1192125
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
61
I am using a virtual machine to use Ubuntu to download a program. However, the default installation window of the program is too big, the Next button is off the screen.
I can only make the window bigger but not smaller. I don't know what to do now.
window-management
window-management
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
30k1192125
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
61
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
30k1192125
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
61
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
30k1192125
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
30k1192125
edited Jan 11 at 11:06
pomsky
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30k1192125
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
61
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
Annie ChenAnnie Chen
61
asked Jan 11 at 4:25
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61
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If the window is hard-coded to have a minimum size bigger than your screen, then probably there's no easy way to make it smaller.
However, you can access the 'Next' button by moving the window upwards. To do that press and hold Alt, then click anywhere inside the window and drag upwards.
If Alt doean't work, try Super (usually the key with Windows logo).
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If the window is hard-coded to have a minimum size bigger than your screen, then probably there's no easy way to make it smaller.
However, you can access the 'Next' button by moving the window upwards. To do that press and hold Alt, then click anywhere inside the window and drag upwards.
If Alt doean't work, try Super (usually the key with Windows logo).
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If the window is hard-coded to have a minimum size bigger than your screen, then probably there's no easy way to make it smaller.
However, you can access the 'Next' button by moving the window upwards. To do that press and hold Alt, then click anywhere inside the window and drag upwards.
If Alt doean't work, try Super (usually the key with Windows logo).
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If the window is hard-coded to have a minimum size bigger than your screen, then probably there's no easy way to make it smaller.
However, you can access the 'Next' button by moving the window upwards. To do that press and hold Alt, then click anywhere inside the window and drag upwards.
If Alt doean't work, try Super (usually the key with Windows logo).
answered Jan 11 at 11:10
pomskypomsky
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If the window is hard-coded to have a minimum size bigger than your screen, then probably there's no easy way to make it smaller.
However, you can access the 'Next' button by moving the window upwards. To do that press and hold Alt, then click anywhere inside the window and drag upwards.
If Alt doean't work, try Super (usually the key with Windows logo).
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