I am running Bodhi Linux 5.0.0 with Moksha Desktop 0.3.0 on a HP laptop. Whenever I use Libre Office, the ‘save as’ screen is taller than my screen. I can adjust the width of the screen, however, both the top and the bottom of the window are off-screen, so the height of the window remains at 885 pixels. The main controls of the ‘save as’ window are off-screen. The window remains open until I hit the ‘esc’ key. To add to my confusion, there does not appear to be a way to adjust my screen resolution.
You may be able to drag the window using ALT+click and drag to allow you to get to the top of the window to resize it. Once resized, at least in KDE on Slackware, it will retain the changed size.
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That worked. Thanks!
Thanks. It works like a charm. Further, once done, it stays in persistence.
Or, if you can possibly change the screen resolution of your laptop, just temporarily, so the vertical size is larger than 885 pixels, you can then resize the ‘Save As’ window, similar to the suggestion by @robleyd. Then, of course, change the screen resolution back to your preferred setting.