I could not find an appropriate category, nor a perfect short question. I'm certainly not new to Quicken. I use a large (32 inch) monitor for all of my work. When I'm using Quicken, I typically have it located on the right side, sized a little smaller than half the screen, which still give me a great non-scrolling view of everything of interest. In the remaining space of my monitor, I typically have something else I'm working on (spreadsheet, browser, etc.), usually related to what I'm doing in Quicken. Whenever I access something that opens a dialog window, more often than not, it opens in the middle of the monitor, outside the Quicken window. There are exceptions, and I haven't figured out a pattern as to why sometimes (but not nearly often enough) it lands fairly nicely inside the Quicken window. My preference would be for: 1) All Dialog windows to open Inside the Quicken window, 2) Preferably sized to their minimum size without requiring scroll bars, and biased toward the right side, so I can still see Account Bar on the left, and 3) For subsequent or next level dialogs, have those open biased toward the right as well. I know this is asking quite a bit, and not the kind of thing a new user would typically ask. It probably won't go anywhere, but I asked anyway, and would be pleased to receive a reasoned, authoritative answer as to why it's either infeasible, or maybe even if there's a way to make the software do this, as is. I spend a fair amount of time just dragging Dialog Windows into a place where they're not interfering with the view to my other related work.
