By accident I dragged and dropped one of my camera's to the desktop, now I can't get it back into the UI. I have unchecked 'Drag Lock'. Dragging it back to the UI does not do anything. The camera is just floating around unattached. How do I fix this?
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One of my camera's is not docked to UI
Re: One of my camera's is not docked to UI
That sounds like an experiment for tonight. I'll be back 
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Re: One of my camera's is not docked to UI
OK, I did it and got stuck like you say. It won't drag and drop back. But this worked - Right click on the camera and de-select "Open in desktop frame".
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Re: One of my camera's is not docked to UI
Thank you! that worked. 
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Thixotropic
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Re: One of my camera's is not docked to UI
TimG has his Blue Iris fu tuned to the max.
This also sounds like a bug that should be reported to Ken.
This also sounds like a bug that should be reported to Ken.
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Re: One of my camera's is not docked to UI
I tried to follow what TimG said, but in the current release that option is not in the right click menu. After searching I found a button in the main interface that makes this possible. In the upper right I clicked "edit layout", cameras turn green, now the "Open in desktop frame" is an option.
- edit layout button
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