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Topic: «
Stacking of Open Windows/Tabs
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Harry Kaufman
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Posted:
10/22/2010 14:33:25
Hi,
Currently, on the primary monitor with Windows 7....if you have too many IE windows/tabs open...instead of giving you thumbnail previews...it will instead stack up a list of the open windows/tabs with the title of each of the windows.
With AWM, the secondary monitor will display thumbnails even if there are numerous windows/tabs open, but the thumbnails are way too small to see what is going on.
Can a feature be added where after a certain amount of windows/tabs of the same application...it will open up a vertical list like Windows 7 does natively on the primary monitor?
Thanks.
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Tatiana Jack
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10/25/2010 05:46:08
Thank you, Harry!
We'll add the functionality to one of our next releases.
E-mail: support@actualtools.com
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