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The problem was that it didn't make much sense, as it could destroy both the rock and the scisors. But it had a nice gesture!
Seriously, things like this tell me there is still hope for this world of ours.Oh.. Come one.. It's not a rps game that make that.. DC makes us believe there's hope-mouser (June 01, 2006, 03:29 PM)
I noticed that it was the same post, but i didn't notice it was on the same thread of the last one..ehehso far the method of dragging the title bar and then pausing with the left mouse button down seems like the nicer idea - could this not be made a little more automatic so once the transparent grid appears all you need to do is keep dragging the title bar onto the 'grid zone' you want to resize into - AND then release the left mouse button, i.e. no right clicking or 3rd button clicking.I fully agree with you, and i think this can be done.
i can see that the method i've described might cause a problem if you decide that you don't actually want to resize to a grid zone (if you change your mind or have accidently held the left mouse button down on the stationary title bar for too long) - but maybe it would be good to have a 'right' mouse click act at the 'cancel' operation.-nudone (June 01, 2006, 10:06 AM)
can we have the grid a bit more transparent in the next version, please.The first one was already supposed to be fully transparent, but for some reason, it only worked right in my computer. I have already fixed this, i'll post the fixed version soon.-nudone (June 01, 2006, 10:06 AM)
2. When selling or disposing of anything that may contain a hard drive, remove and keep the hard drive. Even wiping it is no guarantee that the data can't be recovered. It's better to be safe than sorry.Yes, that's a very good point, i'd never thought about that!-app103 (June 01, 2006, 07:25 AM)
Incredible! What a safe OS! )
).If you haven't backed up everything of important in the last month - you are way overdue.
This is your reminder that you need to have a backup strategy and policy.
There are lot's of guides about developing a good backup system, find one you like and stick to it.
The one we wrote last year is a bit dated but still useful (https://www.donation...Archive/BackUpGuide/).-mouser (May 31, 2006, 01:59 AM)
Good point!
The best procrastinators can do in 6 hours what it would take a normal person 6 months to do. And it will look as if they took 12 months to do it rather than 6 hours. And they know this. And they work better under pressure...so they put it off and do other things in order to create that pressure on themselves that brings out the best in them.-app103 (May 31, 2006, 12:50 AM)
You just supported even more my reasons not to study! And imagine if schools made students learn by using Paintshop Pro rather than Photoshop? Paintshop Pro can do just about everything Photoshop can. But once you graduate, you will be expected to use Photoshop.The truth is.. That IS happening (see my post in this thread). I also think it's idiot, and it's a serious matter.-app103 (May 31, 2006, 01:11 AM)
i want to echo the idea that tiered pricing seems to me like it might help these things a lot.I like the part about $5 for the unemployed, since i'm unemployed myself.
if you could find a more reasonable way of properly classifying home users vs. moderate sized companies, then you might be able to do it on a larger scale. it would make a lot of sense to say photoshop is $5 for the unemployed, $50 for home users, and $500 for companies.-mouser (May 30, 2006, 11:22 PM)
if it's not a problem to implement all the features, i.e. the 3rd mouse button + right click to drag from anywhere and the 3rd mouse button solo to drag from window edge then i can't really ask for more.Nope, no problem at all, that's only 4 more 'if' instructions-nudone (May 30, 2006, 12:29 PM)
the keyboard shortcuts are going to be something that users will expect so it would be nice to allow that for specific grid zones.Good point, i had forgotten about that. But i also want them-nudone (May 30, 2006, 12:29 PM)
) )what happens if grid zones overlap?-nudone (May 30, 2006, 11:28 AM)
i'm assuming that as it's a script the first 'zone' that is defined would take precedence.-nudone (May 30, 2006, 11:28 AM)