Michael Kaply wrote: > Felix Miata wrote: > > As far as I'm concerned it doesn't matter whether OS/2 or windoze or > > Linux or anything else. If the desktop has a toolbar on any edge of the > > screen which is set to always on top (which should mean it preempts that > > space under all circumstances), then it is a design defect somewhere > > that allows anything to obscure the object that is supposed to remain > > always on top. *No* object should be permitted to occupy space not > > available to a maximized window. > If you want this behavior, you need to open an OS/2 defect. On Windows, windows go
Watch for this as an eCS bug as soon as I get around to installing it. > behind the taskbar, on OS/2, they do not. Windoze does a lot of dumb things. No need for OS/2 to emululate windoze flaws. > If you look at the properties for WarpCenter, you will see that it says "Show on > top of maximized windows" > It does NOT say "show on top of all windows" They should be functional equivalents. If a maximized window can't use the space, a smaller window shouldn't be able to either. > This is not a Mozilla thing. You convinced me in the previous thread on the subject that the right fix would be for IBM to fix PM. However, Mozilla really has no need to pop up a new window in the extreme upper left of the screen. When there is already some Mozilla window open before a previously not opened or a non-persistent window is opened, there is no need for Mozilla to put the upper left of the smaller new window more than a quarter inch or so away from the upper left of preexisting Mozilla window. Better it should open down and right anyway. -- "All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke Team OS/2 ** Reg. Linux User #211409 Felix Miata *** http://mrmazda.members.atlantic.net/
