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I wondered if there was any keyboard control sequence to return Delphi 2007 IDE back to a "standard positions layout" ?

i.e. Menu bar at top, object inspector on left, working area in middle ... Components tool bar palette .. Project manager window ..

Maybe this is wishful thinking?

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No, there is no keyboard command sequence (afaik). But there is a dropdown, originally located in the menu / toolbar. In this dropdown there was four items: <none>, Classic Undocked, Debug Layout and Default Layout. In addition there was a possibility to add your own layouts to the list. If you haven't changed the layout and saved using the standard names, you can revert to the original layout. - Tom Brunberg
There is also a submenu under View where you can select the Desktops. This can be done with the keyboard (but not with a keyboard shortcut). There is also an expert in GExperts which re-selects the currently selected Desktop, so it reverts any manual changes to it you have made but not saved. You can assign a keyboard shortcut to this expert. - dummzeuch

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Thanks Tom Brunberg and dummzeuch for your replies.

Yes, I use GExperts. for ctrl-F12 unit find/index tool which is great.

I had success with Tom's suggestion.

I switched the View | Desktops option to "Classic Undocked" and then back to "< None >" option.

Menu choices in Delphi 2007 as per this picture:

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