How to escape from an Armbar?
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tHINK ABOUt how the hold is applied; your strongest muscle of upper arm, triceps, is helpless, and biceps is "stretched past normal equilibrium pt"; \n\nHave you tried a crossover under the point of application to his knee?If you can lock one of his legs off, then get him "flipped" in a half flip, you can "work with free arm" down into his lock; if you are "face down, and he has knee in shoulder and bar applied, I have seen a "high-risk" power up off one leg, driving you up, creating just enough space to "roll into him" for leg grab; key is "resolve, focus, execute"; when you make escape move, MAKE it; you cannot thrash about while this straining move is applied, or you'll end up with a sore arm AND exhausted; the longer he applies it, the more ATP you will burn "as a reflex" as arm tries to straighten itself; multiple "moves at him" that he repels worsens it; so make it count!
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It is hidden somewhere\ntry with me\n-Right click on the standard toolbar (picture toolbar)\n-Click Lock the toolbars\n-now search for a vertical tiny bar, it should be somewhere
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I tried in Command -Prompt in Windows XP, hope it is the same.\nI typed in [exit] (without the brackets).
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Click on the menu bar with the right mouse button, and make sure it is not locked. If it is locked, then click on that line to unlock it. Then put your mouse on the menu bar, push down the left mouse button and hold it, as you drag the menu bar back to the bottom, and release it. If you don't want it to move again, then right click the menu bar, and click on the lock line.
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go to paperspace.\n\ntype "mview" into the command line\n\nthere should be an option for lock (L). type "L"\n\nnext, there should be an option for Lock (ON/OFF). Type "off" and click on the viewport you want to unlock.
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left clik and move it to the botton, dont let go of the click,\nclick and drag.
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http://windowsxp.mvps.org/ie/lockedbars.htm\n\nThis page has the solution.
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Hold the control key down while using the roller on your mouse to move up or down.  That's what I did, worked for me after I asked a similar question here.  Good luck.
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press the left key of the mouse then set as back gruond\n\nthank you
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I think I know what you mean giggly. right click on the taskbar. uncheck the button that says, "autohide" and then click the one which says "lock the taskbar."
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try useing the invention of a space bar
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Left click and hold on the toolbar (preferably where the program buttns come, make sure not to click on a program) and drag it to where it needs to be (top, bottom left, right) \n\nShould work easy!
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Try a different position.
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try Alt+3 (the number 3 that on your right side of keyboard, not the one on top)☺♥
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Yes easy\n\nctrl+alt+ arrow Key  (i.e. any one up... 90, down 180...)
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hold alt key and \nhit t then \nhit o then \nhit r then \nrelease alt key then\nhit return.\n\nsame procedure to get back to original format.
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it is:\nCtrl + Alt + Arrow Down ; but you have to have the hot key set for it.