My bad. I think we run Gnome 2.2 de Redhat at work. Try this instead: run "gconf-editor /apps/panel/profiles/default/toplevels" That should open the gconf-editor with the location tree expanded to a panels node under which there should be a child node for each panel on your desktop (my child nodes are named 'panel_1' and 'panel_2'). Under each of those nodes I have a setting named "monitor". If you assigned your panel a name in the panel properties dialog you can identify your panel node by inspecting the name setting. Find your panel node then try changing the "monitor" setting to 1. I the above locations are not *exactly* right, they should still put you in the right area. Have fun. -- Steve McKay <steve z33 org> On Sun, 2004-02-22 at 09:24, John D. Giachero wrote: > Hmm. I wonder why I have no such setting in my panel. I queried > the /usr/bin/gnome-panel binary and it reports that it is > version 2.4.2. > > In the general properties tab, there is a name, orientation > and size selector, and checkboxes for expand, autohide, hide > buttons and the arrows. > > In the Background tab, there are the normal stuff you'd > expect to turn on the background, set the color or choose > a background image. > > Unfortunately, that's all there is. > > Thanks for the suggestion, though. > > Regards, > > John > > > On Sun, 22 Feb 2004 13:06:31 -0800 > Steve McKay <steve z33 org> wrote: > > > Hi John, > > > > > ...my right-side panel now appears on > > > the right side of my primary screen, rather than all the way to > > > the right... > > > > I believe if you open the properties dialog for the panel you're > > trying to move, you should see a monitor id setting. It's probably > > set to "0", set it to "1". > > > > -- > > Steve McKay <steve z33 org> > > > >
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