M MnMacer macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 20, 2005 #1 Somehow I've got two dictionary widgets that pop up on my dashboard. I'm not very tecno-savvy, obviously, 'cause I can't figure out how to make one of them go away. If anybody has a solution, I will, of course, be very thankful!
Somehow I've got two dictionary widgets that pop up on my dashboard. I'm not very tecno-savvy, obviously, 'cause I can't figure out how to make one of them go away. If anybody has a solution, I will, of course, be very thankful!
grapes911 Moderator emeritu Nov 20, 2005 #2 Have you hit the plus sign on the bottom of the screen, then the X on the widget?
M MnMacer macrumors newbie Original poster Nov 20, 2005 #3 Well, DUUUHHHHH!!! Thanks, grapes! Now please excuse me. I desperately need to go bang my head against a wall.😱
Well, DUUUHHHHH!!! Thanks, grapes! Now please excuse me. I desperately need to go bang my head against a wall.😱
grapes911 Moderator emeritu Nov 20, 2005 #4 No problem. Sometimes the simple solution is the correct one. 😎
P PlaceofDis macrumors Core Nov 20, 2005 #5 also, hold the option/alt key when you move the cursor over a widget and the X will show up for you to close it with.
also, hold the option/alt key when you move the cursor over a widget and the X will show up for you to close it with.
grapes911 Moderator emeritu Nov 20, 2005 #6 PlaceofDis said: also, hold the option/alt key when you move the cursor over a widget and the X will show up for you to close it with. Click to expand... Nice tip. Is that in the Guides? If not, it should be because I've never heard of it.
PlaceofDis said: also, hold the option/alt key when you move the cursor over a widget and the X will show up for you to close it with. Click to expand... Nice tip. Is that in the Guides? If not, it should be because I've never heard of it.
P PlaceofDis macrumors Core Nov 20, 2005 #7 grapes911 said: Nice tip. Is that in the Guides? If not, it should be because I've never heard of it. Click to expand... not sure, but i heard about it somewhere on MR, handy indeed, better than having to open up the Dashboard drawer just to close a widget.
grapes911 said: Nice tip. Is that in the Guides? If not, it should be because I've never heard of it. Click to expand... not sure, but i heard about it somewhere on MR, handy indeed, better than having to open up the Dashboard drawer just to close a widget.
grapes911 Moderator emeritu Nov 20, 2005 #8 PlaceofDis said: not sure, but i heard about it somewhere on MR, handy indeed, better than having to open up the Dashboard drawer just to close a widget. Click to expand... While we are sharing secrets. If you press command and the plus key, the drawer opens and closes. I find that useful. I don't know how known it is.
PlaceofDis said: not sure, but i heard about it somewhere on MR, handy indeed, better than having to open up the Dashboard drawer just to close a widget. Click to expand... While we are sharing secrets. If you press command and the plus key, the drawer opens and closes. I find that useful. I don't know how known it is.
P PlaceofDis macrumors Core Nov 20, 2005 #9 grapes911 said: While we are sharing secrets. If you press command and the plus key, the drawer opens and closes. I find that useful. I don't know how known it is. Click to expand... i haven't heard it mentioned, and than you, i love keyboard shortcuts, so i know i will be using that one too. command + Directional keys moves between your pages of widgets in the drawer, but i don't know of any keyboard routes for selecting a widget for use.
grapes911 said: While we are sharing secrets. If you press command and the plus key, the drawer opens and closes. I find that useful. I don't know how known it is. Click to expand... i haven't heard it mentioned, and than you, i love keyboard shortcuts, so i know i will be using that one too. command + Directional keys moves between your pages of widgets in the drawer, but i don't know of any keyboard routes for selecting a widget for use.