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wesleyh said:
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CavemanUK said:
This is fake.. most likely Liger or other skinner for Tiger..
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No it's not look at the date on the iCal program. The default icon when the app is closed is Jul 17 and this one shows Oct 24 when closed with would have been the current date.
 
Topher15 said:
I have a question regarding Spaces...

If you open a number of application windows, say, Safari, in one space, then switch to another space. If you then click on Safari in the dock, does it open a new window in that space, or does it take you back to the previous space where Safari is already running in?

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Tested this out. Only have it set at 2 spaces. Had Firefox in one, and Safari in the other. When I was in Firefox, I clicked the Safari icon and it auto changes to that space. I even took a quick screen cap mid-change.
 

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rychencop said:
That's a fake btw.....looks like OS9 to me. Also look at the copyright dates.

Sure not Leopard or OS X.
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It was clearly a joke.

And yeah what Avatar74 says.
 
Topher15 said:
I have a question regarding Spaces...

If you open a number of application windows, say, Safari, in one space, then switch to another space. If you then click on Safari in the dock, does it open a new window in that space, or does it take you back to the previous space where Safari is already running in?

Thanks
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The above answers aren't exactly correct...

It's up to you. You can go into the Spaces setting and lock Safari (or any application) to a space or you can set it so that it's available in all spaces. In this case though, I believe that the open window follows you.

This is good for something like iChat so that it follows you to all spaces... if you always want it available.
 

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skwoytek said:
The above answers aren't exactly correct...

It's up to you. You can go into the Spaces setting and lock Safari (or any application) to a space or you can set it so that it's available in all spaces. In this case though, I believe that the open window follows you.

This is good for something like iChat so that it follows you to all spaces... if you always want it available.
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That's not exactly correct either.
you can have Safari set to space 4 of 6.Open Safari up and it pops up in space 4.
Now.
Open another Safari window and move it to space 6.

Clicking on the Safari icon will take you to the first window.Clicking on it again will take you to the other space.
In otherwords clicking on the icon will take you back and forth.
 
Peace said:
That's not exactly correct either.
you can have Safari set to space 4 of 6.Open Safari up and it pops up in space 4.
Now.
Open another Safari window and move it to space 6.

Clicking on the Safari icon will take you to the first window.Clicking on it again will take you to the other space.
In otherwords clicking on the icon will take you back and forth.
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Very cool. Now that you've showed me this - I'm going to say Apple needs to add another option to Application Assignments:

Every Space
Any Space
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Space 1
Space 2
Space 3
Space 4
...


Any space would just stay in the space in which you open it. And clicking the Dock icon would cycle you through. Of course, to open a new window without cycling you'd have to control-click and choose New Window... So maybe not very intuitive or functional?

Thanks again. Your method is much better for my needs than "Every Space."
 

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Anyone notice if coverflow lags? Or is it much smoother with core animation?

I'm so excited after seeing these screenshots... I will now install leopard on both of my machines right when I get it ! :D
 
Whoshnot said:
Another screenshot:

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This is what you get when opening a stack while pressing shift.
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LOL! Is that a bug or a feature?

What happens if you set the stack option to always open as a fan, and you have a zillion items in the stack?
 
zen said:
LOL! Is that a bug or a feature?
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feature. holding down shift while performing any quartz effect will run the effect slowly. dashboard, expose, minimize/maximize. etc.

It's been that way for years.
zen said:
What happens if you set the stack option to always open as a fan, and you have a zillion items in the stack?
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It'll just open a few items in the fan and finish up with a link to open the rest in the finder. nothing exciting.
 
zen said:
LOL! Is that a bug or a feature?

What happens if you set the stack option to always open as a fan, and you have a zillion items in the stack?
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Don't worry, it's not a bug. :)

In fan mode, the stack only displays the eleven items that come first, the other items aren't displayed at all. So the fan option is kinda limited when you have a lot of items in a stack (like in your Application folder).
 
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