Rick Lecoat / 03.11.6 / 6:28 AM wrote: >This is not a new issue, but I've just never got around to mentioning it >before: on those occasions when I need to invoke the Powermail >maintenance screen by launching it with the Command+Option keys held >down, the side affect is to hide all the other applications that are >currently running. I know that option-clicking to a new app hides the old >one, but I'm not sure why it happens with the Cmd key involved as well. >Presumably this is an OS thing but it is an irritation; perhaps there >could be a different key combo for the maintenance screen (or would that >just confuse everyone who has gotten used to the Cmd-Opt combo like me?)
I'd think this is a bug in OS. I often launch app with Opt+WClick so the parent window goes away. I just can't predict when "Hide Others" kicks in. It's intermittent but reproducible. -- - Hiro [PROTECTED] <[PROTECTED]>
