Here's the new BETA (32-bit)
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That was the confusing part...pissant wrote:It doesn't remember its new position though...CyGho wrote:Lol, i didn't even know it could be dragged. ThxGandolf wrote:Shift+F12 changes the info panel from minimum to the previous dragged position.
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Re: Here's the new BETA
Gandolf wrote:I'm glad somebody does!!admin wrote:Don't worry, I know what I'm doing...
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Re: Here's the new BETA
I'm glad somebody does!!admin wrote:Don't worry, I know what I'm doing...
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Re: Here's the new BETA
Download the latest TrackerV3 BETA version (v4.20.0052, 18-nov-2005).
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v4.20.0052 - 18.11.05 20:25
+ Menu View: added command "Last Size/Minimize Panel" (Alt+F12),
which does exactly what "Maximize/Minimize Panel" (Shift+F12) did
before: toggle between last dragged size and minimum size.
* "Maximize/Minimize Panel" now does what it says: toggle between
maximum and minimum size.
* Shift+F12 now really does what it originally only claimed to do:
"Maximize/Minimize Panel".
* Toolbar: "Maximize Info Panel" now does what it says: toggle
between maximum and minimum size.
* Now the dragged Info Panel size is stored independently of the
size achieved by other methods. This means "Last Size/Minimize
Panel" and "Maximize/Minimize Panel" work independently of each
other.
? Confused? Don't worry, I know what I'm doing... :)
! Fixed some control drawing glitches concerning info panel sizing.
+ Configuration, Color Filter: added option "Apply color filter".
If you're not in the mood for color you can now easily switch back
to black & white, without deleting all your color settings.
Note: if you're using colors now, you won't see them until you
check this new option.
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Gandolf
No. Shift+F12 changes the info panel from minimum to the previous dragged position. Double-clicking the splitter between the info panel and the list changes the info panel from minimum to maximum. There was some discussion about it some time ago as to what was the preferred way of changing the info panel size.CyGho wrote:Isn't that the same as SHIFT-F12 does now?
This should also answer your question.jacky wrote:I'm sorry but... I'm not sure what you guys are talking about? What would Alt+F12 do? What gets max/min with a dbl-click?
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Isn't that the same as SHIFT-F12 does now?admin wrote:Pssssssst. Okay, I add Alt+F12 as a hidden and non-documented feature. Which means I can always take it away when I find a better use for it.Gandolf wrote:Double click does Minimise / Maximise - don't know what you think about adding a key for that (Alt+F12??). It's probably been discussed before.
Software: should we be aware because it's soft ? I like to think not !
I'm sorry but... I'm not sure what you guys are talking about? What would Alt+F12 do? What gets max/min with a dbl-click?admin wrote:Pssssssst. Okay, I add Alt+F12 as a hidden and non-documented feature. Which means I can always take it away when I find a better use for it.Gandolf wrote:Double click does Minimise / Maximise - don't know what you think about adding a key for that (Alt+F12??). It's probably been discussed before.
BTW, I didn't know that but I like that a right-click on the statusbar triggers the panel, but I'd like it better if this one was actually a shortcut for show/hide panel
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