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danrhiggins
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 Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 3:50 am Post subject: Floating palettes |
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OK. I know you may be thinking, "who is this guy adding suggestions as I am trying to close out version 8". So if they need to wait until version 9 then so bit it. It is just that I am trying to get back into using Curio and therefore am noticing a number of things.
This, again, has to do with screen real estate as many are moving to MacBook Airs and are trying to use Curio on the move - without the benefit of a large screen monitor.
What about making the Organizer, Shelf, Library, etc. floating palettes rather than fixed? Then we could stack/overlap them if we needed. It would also be nice if this each of the Shelf plugins could be handled separately. For example, I may need to pull something from the Scrapbook but I don't need the Inspector open.
Again, the goal is giving back screen real estate and trying to do so in a way that is flexible enough to accommodate the needs of different people/styles. I think Aperture has something like this. |
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jmh
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danrhiggins
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| Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 1:38 am Post subject: Ha, jmh! Then maybe there is hope |
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| Glad to see someone is already on top of this. When I travel and am working off of my MacBook Air 13" display (great display BTW) I find screen real estate to be precious. |
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