> The windows task bar is actually a pretty good model for what Thomas is > describing. > 1) There is one item on the task bar for every open application window. > 2) The items on the task bar don't jump around. > 3) If the task bar get too many items on it it goes to multiple lines with > up down scroll buttons > 4) You can resize the task bar to allow for multiple lines. > 5) You can hide the task bar so it only comes up when you want it > > Missing are: > 1) being able to reorder the buttons
Take a look at NetCaptor, it lets you drag tabs and reposition them. Pretty cool stuff. > 2) the ability to have the task bar grow automatically to accommodate > multiple lines. Currently when I open too many tabs and they are positioned into multiple lines I tend to close extra tabs to fit it into a single line. The proposed tab rows+up/down button tries to solve this issue. It's irritating to see the tabs and the window you're typing it get taller and shorter all the times by opening/closing tabs :-) I prefer a single-line solution. Ara. _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
