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itisme1760

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Oct 18, 2008
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I'm on the Mac indicated on my signature and am running Snow Leopard. The 4 finger swipes up and down are so buggy in this release. When I swipe up, I get the desktop to show, I swipe down to have the current thing come back up, but right as I let go of my 4 fingers, it jumps back to showing the desktop. I can't get out of this cycle unless I click on the lower right hand corner or something. Video of what happens.

My huge problem with Expose:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pTuudtolp0
 
My problem:

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It works for me without a hitch.

When I let go of the trackpad, it stays in whatever Exposé function I have triggered.

Have you any third party hacks installed, that might confuse Exposé or gestures?
 
I'm on the Mac indicated on my signature and am running Snow Leopard. The 4 finger swipes up and down are so buggy in this release. When I swipe up, I get the desktop to show, I swipe down to have the current thing come back up, but right as I let go of my 4 fingers, it jumps back to showing the desktop. I can't get out of this cycle unless I click on the lower right hand corner or something. Video of what happens.

My huge problem with Expose:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pTuudtolp0

i suppose it's too hard for you to let go of the trackpad for a split second?

at least it doesn't allow for the over-exposé thing in Leopard, where it kept on moving your windows until all swipes were completed. it was extra annoying if someone did that to your computer holding the shift key.
 
I am having this same exact problem as the OP. I also would like the all windows expose to be back the way it used to be. SL makes all the windows so small.
 
I am having the same problem.. but it only happens sometimes...
Hope they will fix it on 10.6.1...
 
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