on 2004-01-05 9:14 AM, matt neuburg at email@hidden wrote:
> Bring back the good
> old days when the rule was universal: in every window of every Mac
> application, clicking in the window if it wasn't in front always did one and
> only one thing - bring it to the front.
I disagree with this as an absolute rule. I find clickthrough to be a real
productivity enhancer, as long as it's properly restricted to UI elements
that can't do harm, don't change state in complex ways, and don't launch
lengthy processes -- and aren't in the upper right corner of the window ;-).
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