Any way to reset window size to default?


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I use two screens: my MacBook and a larger external monitor.

However, now I've unplugged my monitor, the iTunes window still hasn't resized in the vertical plane, and because the resizer thing is at the bottom of the window, I'm stuck....

Any help?

I am aware that I could be doing something facepalm worthy :p

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  giga said:
Restarting iTunes doesn't do it?

Otherwise, Script editor:

tell application "iTunes"

set bounds of front browser window to {5, 25, 900, 700}

end tell

Yeah restarting itunes didn't work at all.

Thank you so much for the script editor tip, worked like a charm :D

  • 7 months later...
  giga said:
Restarting iTunes doesn't do it?

Otherwise, Script editor:

tell application "iTunes"

set bounds of front browser window to {5, 25, 900, 700}

end tell

Thanks!, my wife was having the same issue after migrating from a 20" iMac to a 17" iMac. This script did the trick!

  • 1 year later...
  On 15/05/2009 at 22:35, giga said:

Restarting iTunes doesn't do it?

Otherwise, Script editor:

tell application "iTunes"

set bounds of front browser window to {5, 25, 900, 700}

end tell

awesome! where did you get those parameters from though? id like to do that with ALL my applications. i want the default window size for all my applications on a 1680x1050 resolution.
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