On Jan 8, 2006, at 9:34 AM, Gail Raby wrote:

 then decide I want to google about something I am working on
at the moment (for example a person mentioned in an email) and click for a new browser page, the dock shoots the last page that was docked back up to me. Same deal with text edit pages.

Easy one- click and hold on the Safari until the pop- up menu appears, select "New Window" from the Dock. Your minimized page stays in the Dock and a fresh browser window opens in front. For Text Edit, cycle through your Open Apps (Command + Tab) until you get to Text Edit (minimized window will not pop up from Dock), then hit "Command + N" and a fresh TextEdit document will open and minimized document remains.





What was Mac thinking? If I park my car momentarily out on the street so I can clean out the
carport,  I don't want it relocating itself  back into the garage;

I'm not sure that analogy is valid, but then again, I haven't had any coffee yet, today.


I want it
to stay out on the street till I decide its time to be moved back into the garage. Same deal with browser pages and text edit pages. Stay where I parked you; till I decide to move you.

The alternative was having a bunch of open pages either window shaded up or cluttering the Desktop. I'm not sure Dock is perfect, but in my case it solves more aggravating situations than it creates. If you utilize the tips I provided above, it will do what you describe.



I  miss window shades.

WindowShade X will do this for you.

http://www.unsanity.com/news/

HTH,

d
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