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			| OT: Winamp Help!!!! [message #158738] | Mon, 06 June 2005 17:47  |  
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				|  |  cowmisfit Messages: 2035
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	| Okay, I moved my winamp up on accident, and the window just went, off screen. I mean off, nothing to grab and bring back. I've closed the window with right click and opeend back up, i can't find it. I've changed skins, i have no fucking idea how to get it back. Any help please? 
 
   
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			| Re: OT: Winamp Help!!!! [message #158861 is a reply to message #158858] | Tue, 07 June 2005 13:32   |  
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				|  | ghostSWT Messages: 262
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	| #1 Try changing to a lower resolution, that may force winamp back on your screen and then just go back to the res you had b4. 
 #2 Also try Ctrl-D (make winamp double the size) and if you are lucky and it's on top or left you can see it and drag it back.
 
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 #3 I just remembered I have a program that may do it 4 you. To use it just: start win amp, start my program, click on winamp in the text box(of my program), close/delete my program and winamp should now be at X/Y(300,300), now just move the winamp and it should also get all the other winamp windows to dock with the main window.
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			| Re: OT: Winamp Help!!!! [message #158957 is a reply to message #158738] | Wed, 08 June 2005 01:19  |  
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					|  Weirdo Messages: 369
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	| I'm not behind a computer with winamp now. But I think I remember there is a configuration file in the root directory of winamp. If you move that one temporary somewhere else or give it a diffrent name, Winamp will automaticly create a new configuration file with default settings on startup. I remember using this with winamp2.
 
 If my idea didn't work, just place the old cfg back.
 
 Edit: Ok I checked, you should remove or rename winamp.ini.
 
 Size doesn't matter.
 
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