>Is there a way to make the Toolbar stick to the windows? When having 10+ >app open at the same time it kind of disappears...
I like the idea of the toolbar sticking into place if it's in its own separate window. DragThing has a similar behavior to the sides and corners of the screen, and AFAIK all Adobe apps' palettes "snap to" each other. Nice for us visual-neatnik types. :) >This floating toolbar also feels a bit out of date, and it's the only >thing I think that gives you the impression of a not too fresh a >software. It may be mainly cosmetic, but I think the app also would win >image wise if this feature was updated and became integrated in the >windows. Why not with options to have it on top, bottom or sides. I would welcome a vertical toolbar option, whether or not it's connected. Another way to integrate it into the mail browser window would be to make it like the Finder windows' toolbars - discloseable or hideable via the clear oval gumdrop thingy-whatever-it's-called on the right. The toolbar buttons probably wouldn't take up the whole space for most people's arrangement, but it could be filled with other things... like the "View only..." dialog, for instance. Can this be done keeping backwards compatibility to the OS 9 version? < might be the question (via a disclosure triangle? just slightly different). >Or why not in one of these smart looking animated "drawers" that came >with OSX? I think these are even available to carbon apps... maybe not as full- featured. I find drawers clunky. Chris --
