yes, if you click on application's dock icon it will open in it's assigned space with a trick effect. as before, you can navigate open applications with cmd + tab, which will open the selected application in a space.
no, holding shift while clicking on an applications dock icon does not slow the opening effect. it must be only a trick folder effect. spaces are virtual desktops. the benefit to me is leaving application files open, yet have a clean desktop workspace available?i no longer have to close documents to get to a clean desktop. i can leave ical open full screen in it's own space. control + number reveals work spaces 1-9. best...jf On Nov 2, 2007, at 7:46 AM, Ed Wiser wrote: > Jerry I did the same but found I can just click on the application's > dock icon the switch. Its cool to see the app's slide in for top, > bottom or side. Hey wonder > the shift key slows this down any. If you don't know hold the shift > key > down and click on one of for stack folders in the dock it will do the > slow motion open now. Will have to try it on Spaces this afternoon. > On Windows here at work.:(
