"open in desktop frame" issue, help needed

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Occasionally when I double click on a camera to open it up (full window), after I close it and open up another camera, the previous camera (in a smaller window) stays on top of the new camera that I opened up. I have to right click on the smaller camera window and uncheck the "open in desktop frame" item before it disappears. Does anyone know why double clicking on a camera window to open it, then closing it, occasionally creates this behavior?
 

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Occasionally when I double click on a camera to open it up (full window), after I close it and open up another camera, the previous camera (in a smaller window) stays on top of the new camera that I opened up. I have to right click on the smaller camera window and uncheck the "open in desktop frame" item before it disappears. Does anyone know why double clicking on a camera window to open it, then closing it, occasionally creates this behavior?
You are accidentally dragging the camera a bit when clicking on it so it opens in a desktop frame...select drag lock to prevent this.
 

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Thanks... where the heck is this drag lock option, still hunting for it :)
 

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niceeeee. Would have never found that!

Thanks!!
 

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So that really didn't fix my issue (at all). Unfortunately.
The issue is when I occasionally click on a camera window to open full size and then close it, sometimes the smaller version of that window doesn't go away even when I open another camera window full size.
I have to right click on the smaller window and uncheck the "open in desktop frame" to make it go away.
 

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So that really didn't fix my issue (at all). Unfortunately.
The issue is when I occasionally click on a camera window to open full size and then close it, sometimes the smaller version of that window doesn't go away even when I open another camera window full size.
I have to right click on the smaller window and uncheck the "open in desktop frame" to make it go away.
You are accidentally moving it. Enable drag lock.
 

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I did enable drag lock, no change/effect.
is there any way to disable this from happening even if I am accidentally moving it?
And, that is odd, I'm typically careful to to move it when I double click a window to open it full screen.
 

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I did enable drag lock, no change/effect.
is there any way to disable this from happening even if I am accidentally moving it?
And, that is odd, I'm typically careful to to move it when I double click a window to open it full screen.
If you enable drag lock you wont be able to move it.
 

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I know, and I've read that and tried it some time ago, left drag lock on but, still occasionally when I double click on a window, it stays on the screen when I close it and open another cam window, until I uncheck the "open in desktop frame".
I'm going to try just single clicking on a window and hitting the enter button to open the window and the hitting esc key to close the window. That should prevent me from somehow moving the window when I double click on it, I hope.
 

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You could also be accidentally hitting "open in desktop frame"
 

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How would that be happening when I'm just double clicking on a small cam window?
 
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