At precisely 22/11/02 3:00 pm, the inimitable Douglas Burns posted to the friendliest listserv this side of Alpha Centuri:
> I meant that the contents of the window stay > visible and move as you drag the window around. I suspect that the concern > that the original poster had was that on an older, slower mac under OS X > things slow down and the window takes time to refresh (possibly leaving > blocks of the image un-refreshed, as you mentioned), in which case he wanted > to know if you can turn off the solid dragging and revert to the old OS 9 > way. As Jorge Parra posted, TinkerTool can do this. Douglas - I misread the answer and didn't have the original post to hand and realised what was meant _once_ I'd sent my post. I've never turned off "solid dragging" in OS 9 so mistook it for the chunks you get with OS X with the not-so-old, slower Macs when you drag the image around in a window. I don't have problems with dragging windows in OS X, just the pixels in the window and then only sometimes. Haven't made a note of when it happens but it's probably when all the RAM's been eaten by an open image. --/ Shangara Singh http://www.e-pixel.co.uk Adobe Certified Expert ~ Photoshop 7.0 Exam Aids for Dreamweaver ~ Illustrator ~ Photoshop http://www.examaids.com Showreels/PortfoliosOnCD for DoP's & Photographers http://www.showreelsoncd.com http://www.portfoliosoncd.com =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
