First off - nice job! This new version has been a long time coming, and it's got some great features. When using the Wizard, or using the main Window Tiles dialog, the page gives the user the impression that the middle-click option isn't available - you have to go into Advanced to select it. This seems a little inconsistent, or confusing, to a novice user. (Of course, *I* figured it out right away <img src="smiles/Wink.gif" border=0 ALIGN="a
Blue Ninja
Well, I stopped using IE ages ago, but I also cannot remove exclusions. Furthermore, I get a crash when I try to add one, then Explorer crashes. But reloading WFX shows the successfully added exclusion, which seems to then work. I was excluding Kerio Personal Firewall, because it usually half-fades-in, and stops like that, and is unusable. I'm guessing it might be due to the way Kerio is skinned?
Yep - I do a lot more Alt-PrtScrn's than regular PrtScrn's... The first time I did it and pasted into ACDSee, I thought something was corrupted Actually, the hardest part was cleaning up my damn desktop a bit and closing about 50 other windows first, to give the (false) impression that I was well-organized... As for Photoshop - I may very well be the only guy on Earth without an illegal (or legal
4. It'd be nice to have an option that scale tiles in propotions to the original window size. I second that notion!
Tile windows - sometimes I wonder how I ever lived without them! It's the only thing I really use WFx for. Lately, I've noticed that some WB skins (mostly for WB5 beta, it seems) don't allow the middle-button to work for making a tile - I'd love if there were an override for this. But either way, I can still check the option for using Shift-Minimize, or even overriding a normal minimize button click. However - on at least several skins (DogmaX4 and 5imple Alpha, for example), this ca
Talk about anniversaries - March 31st is my birthday! I used OS/2 since version 2 also, and converted a good many people. I ran a computer store from 1994 to 2002, and sold quite a few machines with OS/2 2, then Warp 3.0 to various high-end users. We installed OS/2 servers and many workstations for various business clients. Most interestingly, in 1994, I wrote a web server on an OS/2 machine for our company, using GoServe and REXX, which fea