Re: [ANN] Report on AS 1.5.5 from AppleScript Sourcebook
Re: [ANN] Report on AS 1.5.5 from AppleScript Sourcebook
- Subject: Re: [ANN] Report on AS 1.5.5 from AppleScript Sourcebook
- From: Michelle Steiner <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 20:11:14 -0800
On 1/22/01 6:31 PM, Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden> wrote:
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> It seems fixed to me; if you command-click on the title of a *background*
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> window, you drag the window without moving it to the front. if you
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> command-click on a foreground window, you display the menu, just like
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> with a Finder window, and can then open any of the folders shown in that
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> menu.
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On my machine, when I command-click on a background Script Editor window, it
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immediately comes to the front and shows the popup menu. I put in the
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qualification about inits because I suspect some third-party thing on my
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machine is causing this behavior. I'll have to reboot and try it with pure
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Apple inits.
Yes, if you command-click on a background window, it will come to the
front; however, if you command-click on a drag region (usually the title
bar), you can drag it without it coming to the front.
--Michelle
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