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Worked when I tried it. How do you have the DW default display set? &nbsp;I use &quot;classic&quot;
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Worked when I tried it. How do you have the DW default display set?  I use "classic"

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<a href="http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Fireworks/10.0_Using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00cace-7fe4.html" rel="ugc nofollow">http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Fireworks/10.0_Using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00cace-7fe4.html</a><br />
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I just tried it and it worked but I did do a new workspace oh I have just tried it in classic and it works just drag the tab to the top
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see

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Fireworks/10.0_Using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00cace-7fe4.html [http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Fireworks/10.0_Using/WS4c25cfbb1410b0021e63e3d1152b00cace-7fe4.html]

I just tried it and it worked but I did do a new workspace oh I have just tried it in classic and it works just drag the tab to the top

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in this page it also sais that you can dock it only to the bottom of the page!! I want it at the top...
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in this page it also sais that you can dock it only to the bottom of the page!! I want it at the top...

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I recently upgraded to cs4 but it seems there is a strange bug. The properties panel can only be docked to the lower side of the screen (at the bottom) and I couldn't find any way to dock it to the top of the screen (like it was in cs3)<br />
Any idea?
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I recently upgraded to cs4 but it seems there is a strange bug. The properties panel can only be docked to the lower side of the screen (at the bottom) and I couldn't find any way to dock it to the top of the screen (like it was in cs3)
Any idea?

Isn't there a way to dock the properties in dreamweaver cs4 to the top of the screen?

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