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WindowMargins
WindowMargins
is a notebook option that specifies what margins to leave around the window that is used to display the notebook on the screen.
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- WindowMargins->{{left, right}, {bottom, top}} specifies the distances from each edge of the main display screen to each edge of the notebook window.
- Typically only two distances are given explicitly; the others are Automatic, indicating that they should be determined from the size of the window.
- Explicit distances are given in printer's points.
- Negative values represent edges that are off the main display monitor, but may be visible on additional monitors.
- The settings for WindowMargins change whenever you move a window around interactively using the front end.
- Window edges closer to the edges of the display screen are typically assigned explicit margin distances; the others are set to Automatic. This allows the same setting for WindowMargins to work on screens of different sizes.
- With WindowSize->{Automatic, Automatic}, all four margin distances must be given explicitly.
- With the default setting WindowMargins->Automatic, new windows are placed on the screen in such a way as to make as many window title bars visible as possible.
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