Under Windows some applications remember where a window was positioned when it was last used. Sometimes that position can no longer be on the visible screen. There are various reasons how this might happen.

1. Screen resolution is smaller than before.
2. Computer used to have 2 monitors, and now only has one.
3. Computer has 2 monitors which are now in a different order.
4. Program bug.

So, how do we move the window back into a position where we see the title bar. (Once we have the title bar in view, we can use the mouse to do anything we want.)

1. Open the title bar menu, by holding down alt + space.
2. Select Move, by pressing the ‘M’.
3. Use the arrow keys to move the window into a better position.
4. When you are happy with the new location, press Return to finish.
5. You can now use the mouse as usual.

Many thanks to Kevin for the first solution. Another solution is:

1. Open the title bar menu, by holding down alt + space.
2. Select Move, by pressing the ‘M’.
3. Press the down arrow key and then move the mouse. The title bar will snap to under the mouse, where ever it is on the screen.
4. Move the window to where ever you like and right click to drop it.