Gluing Windows When gluing a window Vern will not manage that window within Vernspace. Think of it as if you were gluing the window to the desktop - which is never moved. Gluing is in contrast to locking a window, which prevents the window from moving from a given Vern cell. Some programs you may want to have displayed on every desktop, for example, a floating clock. The best solution is to Glue these programs to the desktop. If you Glue a program class (or title) Vern will no longer try to reposition that program when switching Virtual Screens. If a program does weird things when you switch Vern cells, try gluing it to see if the problem stops. Sometimes a program will detect that it has moved offscreen and move itself back onto the screen. Unfortunately there's little Vern can do with windows that behave in this manner. To glue a window that is currently under Vern's control, open that window and right click on the Mini Window and select Glue ... from the context menu. You can choose to glue either the Window Class or part of the Window Title. For example, you could glue all windows with the text string Desktop Clock.
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