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Jo
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1/15/2013 8:05 AM
Our users are used to have on average 5 programs open at one time. On top of the canvas you can see the open programs. However if you maxime the screensize you do see it anymore. Is there a way to permanently show the open programs like in the old workplace? So that you immediately can chose a program from the list.
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1/15/2013 1:01 PM
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What version of LSO are you running? In 10.0.4 this works just fine (you can see the open windows as thumbnails at the top of the canvas).
Also, not sure when this was added, but 'mini-mode' also allows you to navigate between open programs.
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1/15/2013 4:12 PM
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Hi Jo,
There is no setting that will maximize below the taskbar. Default is that it overlaps, but there is a setting that you can turn on that will make the taskbar pop above a maximized window if you move the mouse up to the edge.
But if you resize the window were you like it to be (like below the taskbar) we will remember that position (and size) so the next time you open the program it will be placed in the same position. So you can get kind of what you want if you resize all application windows once (once per form)
But I would recommend using ctrl+ tab for switching between open forms.
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Karin
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