Comments on: Become the Master of Multiple Windows in OSX Part II http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/ "100% Unadulterated Apple Porn" Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:58:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: loganx http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-316 loganx Wed, 16 Jan 2008 10:21:28 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-316 I can't get myself to use spaces no matter how hard I try... I'd prefer 4 monitors haha I can’t get myself to use spaces no matter how hard I try… I’d prefer 4 monitors haha

]]> By: JWyatt http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-155 JWyatt Tue, 01 Jan 2008 17:19:08 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-155 Very nice utility. I use vmware Fusion for XP on occasion. With spaces i can open it in full screen then access it when i need by using command+tab. Another tidbit i have is i assigned the bottom mouse buttons on my mighty mouse to display all spaces(not sure what this is called) then i can select the space i need. great articles, keep up the good work. Very nice utility. I use vmware Fusion for XP on occasion. With spaces i can open it in full screen then access it when i need by using command+tab. Another tidbit i have is i assigned the bottom mouse buttons on my mighty mouse to display all spaces(not sure what this is called) then i can select the space i need.
great articles, keep up the good work.

]]> By: jreis http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-139 jreis Mon, 31 Dec 2007 20:23:44 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-139 This was very helpful. Thanks! This was very helpful. Thanks!

]]> By: KShackelford http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-131 KShackelford Mon, 31 Dec 2007 15:14:43 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-131 warps pretty nice, especially if your using a few windows. Command tab is even more powerful because you can have 16 spaces open without remembering what programs in each space. Warp you have to remember what programs in each space (also cntrl # does the same thing warp does) . warps pretty nice, especially if your using a few windows. Command tab is even more powerful because you can have 16 spaces open without remembering what programs in each space. Warp you have to remember what programs in each space (also cntrl # does the same thing warp does) .

]]> By: karmaVS http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-130 karmaVS Mon, 31 Dec 2007 14:44:27 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-130 When you're setting up Application assignments, a quicker way to do it is to open your applications folder & spaces preferences side by side, and drag each app onto the icon for the space you want it on. Also, I find the program 'warp' indispensable for quickly switching spaces http://www.ksuther.com/warp/ When you’re setting up Application assignments, a quicker way to do it is to open your applications folder & spaces preferences side by side, and drag each app onto the icon for the space you want it on. Also, I find the program ‘warp’ indispensable for quickly switching spaces http://www.ksuther.com/warp/

]]> By: mohthom http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-110 mohthom Sun, 30 Dec 2007 13:23:56 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-110 It's also possible to run Spaces using multiple monitors and swap the second monitors around between the spaces. You have to try it to see what I mean! Also, have you tried using expose as well as spaces? An invaluable tool! MohThoM It’s also possible to run Spaces using multiple monitors and swap the second monitors around between the spaces. You have to try it to see what I mean!

Also, have you tried using expose as well as spaces? An invaluable tool!

MohThoM

]]> By: viggen9 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-97 viggen9 Sun, 30 Dec 2007 02:02:08 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-97 Thanks for the tip. I've had the spaces icon in the dock since upgrading to Leopard, but hadn't tried it until reading your review. I love it! Thanks! Thanks for the tip. I’ve had the spaces icon in the dock since upgrading to Leopard, but hadn’t tried it until reading your review. I love it! Thanks!

]]> By: Ethan Sisson http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-95 Ethan Sisson Sat, 29 Dec 2007 23:13:22 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-95 Workspaces has been an indispensable feature on linux desktop environments, and its sweet that Apple is finally giving it to us. Spaces is also the best implementation of workspaces I've seen. Workspaces has been an indispensable feature on linux desktop environments, and its sweet that Apple is finally giving it to us. Spaces is also the best implementation of workspaces I’ve seen.

]]> By: KShackelford http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-91 KShackelford Sat, 29 Dec 2007 20:21:19 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-91 shh thats part III lol I broke it into 3 parts really just to make short and simple. shh thats part III lol

I broke it into 3 parts really just to make short and simple.

]]> By: JoeMuller http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-90 JoeMuller Sat, 29 Dec 2007 20:16:38 +0000 http://www.50leaves.com/apple/osx/become-the-master-of-multiple-windows-in-osx-part-ii/#comment-90 I didn't know you could switch trough windows of the same program with CMD + ~, thanks! What comes in handy here is the Application Assignments. Click the + button and add a program you would wish to assign to a certain Space. Then assign it to a Space. With this turned on, you won't need to replace spaces by hand, but the programs of your choice will be assigned to the Space you selected for it. I use this for programs like Unison (newsgroups), MSN Messenger or iTunes. I didn’t know you could switch trough windows of the same program with CMD + ~, thanks!

What comes in handy here is the Application Assignments. Click the + button and add a program you would wish to assign to a certain Space. Then assign it to a Space. With this turned on, you won’t need to replace spaces by hand, but the programs of your choice will be assigned to the Space you selected for it.
I use this for programs like Unison (newsgroups), MSN Messenger or iTunes.

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