Maximising windows
Maximising windows
One feature I immediately miss from Windows is the ability to double click in a window title bar and maximise the window to full screen or return to previous size the program clicked on. Is there a commodity that can give me this feature back? Tried looking on OS4 depot but cannot see anything - obviously not looking hard enough as there must be something. Thanks.
Re: Maximising windows
Hold Shift and click on the zoom gadget...
...and have a look at SYS:Documentation/Intuition/NewControls for more usefull things.
...and have a look at SYS:Documentation/Intuition/NewControls for more usefull things.
Re: Maximising windows
Ace!
Thanks ZeroG.
I wonder just how many other things I'm missing? Getting there...
Thanks ZeroG.
I wonder just how many other things I'm missing? Getting there...
Re: Maximising windows
Hold down CTRL+ALT to change the size of the window from all sides/corners, hold down shift while screen-draging to move the screen in any direction like a window, press down the right mouse button to make any action you do go to its previous state, like you're moving a window and change your mind you can just click the right mouse-button and it will jump back to where it was. Works for screen-draging, window sizing as well.Sam wrote:Ace!
Thanks ZeroG.
I wonder just how many other things I'm missing? Getting there...
Just a few things that I love about AOS 4.x and I thought that I'd mention them to get you kick-started in case you didn't know about them.
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Hold down an Alt key when using the RMB if you want to use the Workbench menus rather than the Context Menus.Sam wrote:Ace!
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Re: Maximising windows
Hold down Ctrl + Amiga, and you can move a window with the mouse from any point in the window, not just from the title bar.
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Err...i picked one that has been already said
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Entire ecosystems are collapsing.
We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
And all you can talk about is money and fairytales of eternal economic growth.
How dare you!
– Greta Thunberg
Re: Maximising windows
Hold LAmiga and click the close gadget to close all WB directory windows.
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I was going to say that doesn't work at all for me. But if you change LAmiga to RAmiga it does !chris wrote:Hold LAmiga and click the close gadget to close all WB directory windows.
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Then you might just as well add that if you hold down RAmiga while clicking on icon it will close the previous window. This is using the default settings.BillEaves wrote:I was going to say that doesn't work at all for me. But if you change LAmiga to RAmiga it does !chris wrote:Hold LAmiga and click the close gadget to close all WB directory windows.
Are there any docs for this by the way? "WBHelp" maybe? I get some danish version for some reason but in prefs/locale I've choosen Swedish as my number one option and after that "english" and last "english-british". So why doesn't it choose english if a swedish version isn't available?
EDIT: Oh I see that someone obviously thought that you would understand that if you're from Sweden? Wouldn't it be better to strictly follow the options in prefs/locale?