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Node:<a name="Small%20screens">Small screens</a>,
Next:<a rel=next accesskey=n href="Big-screens.html#Big%20screens">Big screens</a>,
Previous:<a rel=previous accesskey=p href="Changing-faces.html#Changing%20faces">Changing faces</a>,
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<h3>Working with small screens</h3>
<p>If your screen is very small so you need every square-centimeter for
displaying the buffer which you want to edit, ECB offers you a special
layouts, where only the ECB-methods buffer is displayed on top or on
left-side. Here comes what you should/can do to work best with ECB in
such a situation:
<ul>
<li>First customize your ECB:
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<li>Customize <code>ecb-layout-name</code> to layout-name "top2" (on top) or
"left9" (on left-side)
<li>Ensure that <code>ecb-compile-window-height</code> is nil.
<li>Optional: Adjust the <code>ecb-windows-height</code> rsp. <code>ecb-windows-width</code>.
<li>Save your changes.
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<li>To edit your buffers:
Call <code>ecb-toggle-ecb-windows</code> (also available via the menu "ECB" and
by <kbd>C-c . lw</kbd>) or <code>ecb-hide-ecb-windows</code> to hide the ECB-method buffer
so you get all the place of your screen for editing.
<li>To browse and select functions:
Call <code>ecb-toggle-ecb-windows</code> or <code>ecb-show-ecb-windows</code> to
make the ECB-method buffer visible if not already. If you want select
a method/variable with the keyboard instead with the mouse you should
read the section <a href="Using-the-keyboard.html#Using%20the%20keyboard">Using the keyboard</a> in this online help!
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<p>The possibility of hiding temporally the ECB windows like described
above is also useful for all the other layouts.
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