>In applications I use often, I kill as many icons as I can & replace them >with abbreviated text, and make the remaining icons as small as I can. I >want every pixel to be workspace, not borders & designs & trinkets & >widgets & other droppings of some software designer's ego. I turn off 3D >presentation so borders can be thin, and in Finale, I use the older small >icons.
In Windows, some applications have "full-screen" mode. You'd like that, no toolbars, no icons, no status lines, nothing but the app window.
Also, in Windows, you can set the size of pretty much everything. I go into the display properties and set small fonts, small icons, small menu text, small window text, small scrollbar sizes, etc, maximizing the app window space on my 22 inch monitor.
>There's *never* enough screen space -- I just got through working with a >team engraving a score with some 60 distinct parts. Trying to drag and drop >items from one part to another, or several measures down the line, was a >major task.
Ah, that would be a problem.
Phil Daley < AutoDesk > http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley
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