I'm confused because the AIR GUI does have minimize, maximize, restore, etc. on the taskbar button. Maybe Win7 is making it behave differently.

Perhaps this will help.

Sometimes I have two displays, and I move the library to my second screen. Later, I may run my laptop without the second screen, but windows does not put everything on my main primary desktop, even though it is supposed to do so.

However, if I go into my NVidia control panel and explicitly set the display to single screen, the library is moved back into my primary display area.

If that doesn't help or is not applicable, then try the following, and you must do this EXACTLY as I say. Do not re-interpret as in "Oh I thought you meant hold ALT" - ready?

Click on the taskbar button for the library GUI. This will make it the current window.
Tap the Alt key.
Tap the space key.
Tap the 'm' key.
Tap the left arrow key.

You are now moving the window with both mouse and keyboard. Without tapping any buttons or keys, move the mouse around. You should be able to bring the window back into your primary display.

Once you have it back, press the left mouse button.

Note that this is a problem with windows screen management, not with the app.

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