[DaltonST]

@readin:

I too have Windows 10, so I installed Prince PDF. Same issue as you. However, it was simply fixed by right-clicking the Windows Taskbar then clicking "Show Windows Stacked". To seal the deal, I clicked "OK" in the customization dialog, which causes its current dialog geometry to be saved. I entered config again, and it was just like it was when I last clicked "OK".




Don't try this at home, but in the past while actively developing an oversized dialog, I had to do it this way:

Edit file "C:\Users\???\AppData\Roaming\calibre\gui.json " after making a safe backup copy (if you corrupt that file, Calibre will crash with no notice and no stated reason)

and delete:

, 
  "plugin config dialog:User Interface Action:Prince PDF": {
    "__class__": "bytearray", 
    "__value__": "AdnQywACAAAAAAA0AAAANAAABmEAAAL7AAAAPAAAAFMAAAZZAAAC8wAAAAAAAAAAB4A="
  }

then save.

That bit above is your saved window geometry for that dialog. Deleting it resets it to nothing, causing the "factory defaults" to kick in. You can then resize the dialog before clicking "OK" to save.

You should do it the easy way as I indicated in the first paragraph.




DaltonST