On 07 Mar 2006, at 7:04 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
At 03:39 PM 3/7/06 -0800, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
Oh, kind of like Mac OS X's Dock...
Does Mac have full maximize now? It used to be there was always
stuff on
the screen top & edges. Maximize only went toward the screen edge,
but not
all the way, leaving clutter peeking out everywhere. If it has full
maximize, that's a *big* plus in moving toward a clean workspace. My
mother-in-law has the latest OS, so I'll take a look next week.
You can't get rid of the menubar along the top of the screen -- nor
would you want to, especially in Finale, as most Finale menu items
lack OS X shortcuts.
The actual Finale window leaves a 2-pixel gap on the left, right, and
bottom edges when "maximized," allowing the desktop to show through
(and making it easy to inadvertently switch applications by clicking
in this space) -- however, the window can be manually expanded to
eliminate this gap. (Unfortunately, Finale won't remember this window
position.)
On the plus side, OS X eliminates the grey window bevel you got under
OS 9, allowing you to see more of your document.
- Darcy
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