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From: "John Beamish" 

Not quite.  There's at least one technique where I can move the window
offscreen upwards -- but moving the mouse brings it back onscreen.

Alternatively (which, in fact, I do when I'm running a netmeeting session),
drag the toolbars to the bottom of the Word or Excel or Project window.  This
lets the other people see more of the document being discussed at the top of
the window.  In my case, I'm often running at a high resolution on a large
screen and they are using smaller screens so this approach effectively
"hides"
the tool bars from them while leaving them accessible to me.

But ... useful screen real estate is still occupied by toolbars when it could
be occupied by the document.



On Wed, 27 Dec 2006 12:25:58 -0500, Antti Kurenniemi
 wrote:

> Well you could always drag the window up over the top of the screen to
> get
> the menus and toolbars off-screen... 
>
>
> Antti Kurenniemi
>

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