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How to recover an Off-screen Window

This happened to me while using the desktop version of Quicken on my laptop.  The application is open – yet I can see it anywhere on my display.  This is most likely caused by having a secondary monitor attached at some point.  But how do you recover when you don’t have a secondary monitor to plug into?  See this tip below:

Click the icon in the taskbar to ensure that the program has focus. Then hold down the Windows key and press the right-arrow a few times. That should move the window across your screens and eventually bring it back onto the screen that is still active.

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