OK, it is very obvious to me, that command+H will hide applications and place them as running in the dock, but what happens if you don't want them to be in command+tab order? In other words, Is there a 3rd party app that would let me keep the apps of my choice running, but rather than putting them in the dock as running would allow me to select from a list of applications. I know vo+F1 twice will do this, but that's not quite what I'm talking about. I am wanting that same effect, yes, but the addition is I don't want them taking up places in my command tab presses. I'll give ya two perfect examples.
Using Quick time through the flip4Mac app, I love! listenning to xm radio online. Well, once I navigate in Safari to the player page and get the station up that I want to listen to, and get it playing in quick time, I then obviously command q on safari. Well, then if I hit command+H on quick time, yeah, it hides it, and gets it out of my way so I can do other things while I listen, but If I have several windows up, I don't wanna have to hear quick time every time I command tab around. Maybe I am just overly picky, especially being I'm coming from a Windows background and am so accustom to the system tray, but, I just like the least amount of clutter. For instance, on my windows box, I never! have more than two at the ab, suh, loot! most windows opened at once. This means I only have two windows to alt tab between. Here's another example. I am a music lover. Gotta have my good oal ITunes. Well, I don't like ITunes taking up an extra command tab press. See, in Winedows, it's cool, as I can tell ITunes to minimise to the system tray. This means, obviously then if I alt tab, ITunes doesn't get in the way. I literally have to go get it from the notification area/system tray. I know Tiger, nor Leopard can do this naturally that I know of, but I wonder if there is an application that would let me do get it out of the command tab sequence while still giving me the control to bring it up on a need per need basis. Again, call me picky but... is this just something I'm stuck with getting used to, and just need to get my head around, or is there maybe a work around? Chris. --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/macvisionaries?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
