vladimir@prosper.EBB.Eng.Sun.COM (Vladimir G. Ivanovic) (11/24/90)
How does one use the INIT Rear Window MF?
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==============================================================================ddaniel@lindy.stanford.edu (D. Daniel Sternbergh) (11/25/90)
In article <VLADIMIR.90Nov23231932@prosper.EBB.Eng.Sun.COM> vladimir@prosper.EBB.Eng.Sun.COM (Vladimir G. Ivanovic) writes: >How does one use the INIT Rear Window MF? > Hold command-tab down while selecting an item from a partially hidden window. The item will be selected but the window will not be brought to the front. I find it very useful, but it would be more so if it supported multiple selects (shift selects). == Daniel == --------------------------- D. Daniel Sternbergh ddaniel@lindy.stanford.edu
clay@claris.com (Clay A. Maeckel) (11/25/90)
ddaniel@lindy.stanford.edu (D. Daniel Sternbergh) writes: >I find [Rear Window] very useful, but it would be more so if it >supported multiple selects (shift selects). The commercial version that comes with Now Utilities does support shift selects. In version 2.0 of the utilities that functionality has be rolled into the init called FinderKeys. --Clay (author of DeskPicture, one of the other utilities in the package)