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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: Boot_WB on July 03, 2006, 01:39:48 PM
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As the title suggests.
A while back someone mentioned a utility on Aminet which allowed drawers to be dragged off the edge of the visible workbench (as is possible on a MS windows screen) - thus allowing you to move drawers out of the way more completely.
Anyone know what it's called?
Have done a few keyword searches, but eliciting nothing thus far.
Thanks
Rich
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Hmm, drawers? Do you mean windows? Then powerwindows on aminet might be what you're looking for.
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Thanks, downloading now.
Yes windows - switching between MS WXP and AOS always 8ugger5 up my terminology.
Thanks
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You actually like dragging windows off screen? That is one of the things I hate about other operating systems. I wish I could find a way to make other operating systems NOT move windows off screen.
The ultimate worst was the Windows NT bug that caused Task Manager to gradually work its way to the top of the screen after opening a few times and move off the top, making it impossible for you to access the gadgets and menu.
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I tried PowerWindows once. It does the job but it made my workbench slower, so i dump it.
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mmm..PowerWindowsNG
Works like a charm here, also let's you iconify windows and have soldid moving windows which I can't only get working on my A4000D with Cybervision 64 and CGX 4..it refuses to work on my Mediator and P96
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Here's a grab from my A4000D with a windows moved out of screen
(http://img345.imageshack.us/img345/4599/grab21qj.jpg)
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mr_a500 wrote:
You actually like dragging windows off screen?
Like is perhaps the wrong term. Find useful? Yes the extra space is useful.
The ultimate worst was the Windows NT bug that caused Task Manager to gradually work its way to the top of the screen after opening a few times and move off the top, making it impossible for you to access the gadgets and menu.
That was a long time ago.
Looks like Powerwondows will take quite a bit of cofiguring anyway, so it remains a curious toy for now at least, until I can spare it the time.