The window is now moving, but may still be offscreen, so you may not see it.ĭ. This initiates the move loop on the window. Press one of the arrow keys on the keyboard.

Hover over the 2nd window (not the Camtasia main window, the other one), then right-click and choose Move from the window context menu.Ĭ. Hover the mouse over the Camtasia icon on the taskbar => thumbnails of open windows are shown.ī. If you do see a 2nd window, then you may be able to:Ī. Some child windows (dialogs) will show in the taskbar, but others may not. You should see the Camtasia main window, but you might also see a 2nd window there. Hover over the Camtasia icon in the taskbar.

Then click on the Camtasia icon in the taskbar to show only Camtasia plus any open dialogs.Ģ. Use Windows key + D to show the desktop, which minimizes all open windows. But changes to the Windows desktop layout, or DPI scaling, can cause these saved positions to be offscreen, which is not so nice.Īssuming I'm right about the hidden window, you have to dismiss the dialog before continuing, and to do that, you have to get the dialog to show. Many apps will try to remember the last position of various windows, which is nice. This most often happens with multiple monitors, or with docking/undocking from a multiple monitor setup. You said there's no changes on screen, so it may be the case that the message box is positioned off screen, or behind another window. This sound usually means there's a modal dialog, like an error message or prompt, waiting for you to interact with it.

There's not a lot to go on in your post, but I think this part is a clue.

> and clicking the icon in the taskbar makes the windows alert noise I assume you mean 9.1.2? We never released a 9.1.5 version of Camtasia. so every time i try to import any media into camtasia 9.1.5

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