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Topic: «
Multiple align buttons
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Oliver Nelson
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10/02/2006 19:49:45
I'm using your product to place windows at the proper spot on my two display wide desktop. I want windows to "maximize" to one or the other display. Right now I have a rule for each app to set it to which display to go to. But it would be much more convenient to have multiple align buttons so that I can tell the window to align to the top left OR to the top right. Right now I can only have one align button. So my request is for multiple align buttons.
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Alexey Fadeyev
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10/04/2006 09:09:52
Nelson, thanks for the suggestion but did you try to right-click the Align title button and use its context menu? Isn't it sufficient for your needs?
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Oliver Nelson
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10/06/2006 09:22:55
hadn't spotted that. That'll suffice. Thanx!
OLIVER
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Patrick Eekhout
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11/21/2006 14:24:38
I agree that the right-click option works. But (in my case) two dedicated align-buttons would be more convenient. One for left-align and one for right-align. That saves some extra right-clicking.
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Alexey Fadeyev
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11/22/2006 03:36:10
We have the feature called "custom action buttons" in our plans for the future versions so some day the like requests can be satisfied.
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Tobiel Sayre
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11/22/2006 15:16:19
Wow
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David Lomas
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11/30/2006 05:52:42
Alexey, from your reply above, it sounds like you could entirely decouple the buttons and their functions, and let people simply specifiy how many buttons they want and what they want each of them to do... Then each button could have an immediate action, or open a context menu, the contents of which are user-specified as well.
Is that where you were heading with this thought?
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Alexey Fadeyev
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12/01/2006 03:25:05
David, actually the buttons and the actions are already decoupled internally in the program. We plan to add the ability to customize the button with the icon, action (or sequence of actions currently avaiable in AWM) or even a script! Yes, we plan to embed some day the simple script language which can be used to describe an arbitrary window actions and then assign that actions to any of currently avaialable triggers (title button, window menu, startup, minimization etc.). Unfortunately, these plans are for the not-so-near future (possibly, for 5.0 version or even a separate product).
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