On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:40:38 -0500, Michael Lewis wrote: >Not sure how else you would set a window position >other than moving a window where you like to see them pop up. That's the >way it works in other apps and the Finder -- except apps that don't do >things the right way and just open at whatever arbitrary usual position >the program does, no matter the position of the last window >(coughOfficecough).
OmniWeb has a nice way of memorizing a particular window setting. Size and position the window the way you want it, and then select "Save Window Size" from the Browser Menu. That becomes the default position, and if you open a new browser window while no other windows are open, that's where it's going to be. If that "slot" is already occupied by a preexisting browser window, new windows tile down from there. And, yes, the "Did you really, really want to edit this?" message is annoying. Evan Evanson -- Before you criticize someone, it's best to walk a mile in their shoes, because then when you criticize them, you're a mile away... and you have their shoes.
