The page consists of a single container which lists all currently defined sticky criteria. Initially, this container is empty.

See "Sticky windows criteria" to learn how &pgr; uses the entries on this page.

To add a sticky window entry, right-click on an empty area of the window and select the menu item or press "Add". A dialog pops up which allows you to define a new sticky window.

To edit a sticky window entry, double-click on the entry, or select the entry and press "Edit".

To remove a sticky window, right-click on the entry and select the menu item or select the entry and press "Remove".

Press "Undo" to restore the settings that were in use before you opened this notebook page.

Press "Default" to remove all sticky windows from the list.

Check "Include sticky toggle in system menus" to add an entry in all top level windows system menus that allows temporarily inverting the "sticky" state of the window. A window remains temporarily "sticky" until you select the menu item again or the window is destroyed (i.e., if you close the window or shutdown the system). Temporary sticky settings are thus not saved with the "Sticky windows" list.

Notes:

• There is a maximum of 64 sticky window specifications.

• Minimized windows, the Desktop and the system window list are always sticky.

• The &xcenter;s are sticky by default, but a corresponding entry in the container can override that.