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To drag a window out of the way that might be obstructing another window on the computer screen place the cursor on the very top row of the window. Then hold the cursor or mouse button down and move the window out of the way. There is also a minus button on the window in the top right to click on to hide the window that is on top.
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No. To hide Opera, do either of the following: Mac- Press Command+H, right-click Opera's dock icon and choose Hide Opera, click the Opera item on your menu bar and choose Hide Opera, or press the minimize button on Opera's window. Windows- Press the minimize button on Opera's window, press the Show Desktop button on your Quick Launch bar, right click Opera's item on your taskbar and choose Minimize, or Windows 7's Aero Shake features.
hit the button you hit to make it hide
You press the pause button. It is the same as the play button but it should be two parallel lines. Hope this helps.___Actually, the pause button makes it stop playing, but you won't lose your place. If you are trying to hide the window or the tab so that you can work on something while still listening... it depends on the program, but usually you can click on another window or tab... or for most windows programs, you can click the minimize button (_) in the upper right hand corner... not the X button or the button that shows two windows, but the _ (minimize) button.
A button that represents the command to reveal non printing characters is the show or hide button. To hold down the left mouse button and move the mouse pointer over text to select it.
Hide the window.
Close your eyes and the button is hidden
In Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, and XP, with Explorer open, select Tools and Folder Options from the top menu. Select the View tab. Click the "Show hidden files and folders" radio button. Uncheck the "Hide protected operating system files" button -- it will warn you about this, accept and click the OK button on the Folder Options window. This will only apply to the current folder; if you want to apply it to every folder on the computer, instead of clicking OK, click Apply, and then click the "Apply to All Folders" button at the top of the window before clicking OK to close the window. In Windows Vista and 7, open Control Panel and select Folder Options. Click the View tab. Click the "Show hidden files and folders" radio button. Uncheck the "Hide protected operating system files" button -- it will warn you about this, accept and click the OK button on the Folder Options window. In Vista and 7, it applies to all folders automatically.
Press the scroll lock (default button). You can also change/check the current binding by navigating: Options > Settings > Controls... > Buttons / Keys (tab) > "ATC window (display/hide)".
DRIVE C IS KNOEN AS WINDOW DRIVE,SO ITS DIFFICULT TO HIDE DRIVE C.... but if you wnt to do so ,then install your window inanother drive......