rgr / resetgrid               Resets workspace grids
 
   Format:
      ;rgr <num>              Resets workspace grid <num>
      ;rgr <num> <zonemap>    Resets workspace grid <num> using <zonemap>

      ;rgr -s                 Resets workspace grids for this session
      ;rgr -s <zonemap>       Resets this session's grids using <zonemap>
 
      ;rgr -w <num>           Resets grids on workspace <num>
      ;rgr -w <num> <zonemap> Resets grids on workspace <num> using <zonemap>

   Notes:
      The workspace grid is an invisible grid, spanning the whole available
         workspace, on which Axmud tries to arrange its windows so that they 
         don't overlap (as far as possible). The grid is divided into zones 
         within which one or more windows are arranged. The 'blueprint' for 
         zones on a desktop is called a 'zonemap'. 
      Only 'grid' windows (including the 'main' window, task windows and the 
         automapper window) are arranged on the workspace grid. Temporary
         windows, including the object viewer window and all edit, preference,
         wizard and dialogue windows, are not affected.

      This command is generally used to apply a new <zonemap> to a workspace 
         grid. If you don't specify a zonemap, the grid is reset using its
         existing zonemap; if you've manually moved or resized any 'grid' 
         windows, they will be restored to their original size and position.
      Use ';listworkspace' to get a list of workspace numbers, and use
         ';listworkspacegrid' to get a list of workspace grid numbers.
      This command can't be used with temporary zonemaps (such as those created 
         by MXP).

      The ';toggleshare' command sets whether sessions should share a single
         'main' window, or not. When they don't share a single 'main' window,
         they instead share a single workspace grid. In that case, if you use
         the -s switch, all workspace grids are reset.
 
   User commands:
      rgr / resetgrid
