>Ah, then it must be the "revolving desktops"? If I remember correctly >when this happens one users setup (complete) switches into the backgorund >and another users setup becomes active. Two people on CIS have been >=raving= about that, since they use shared Macs.
Yes, that is exactly the feature I am refering to. And you are correct, that is exactly what is supposed to happen (haven't tried it yet). When you activate it, the current user rotates out of the screen, and the alternate user rotates into the screen. You can't "use" both users at the same time, but when one rotates out, it doesn't do anything to the user other than hide them. I'm still waiting to try it to see if it freezes the hidden user, or simply puts them in the background. I'm guessing just in the background. Freezing them could be a bad thing as it could screw up processes that are going on (like downloads). Also, in some X-Windows you can do this kind of desktop switching and the hidden desktop continues to be active, it just isn't visible any more, so I'm guessing that since Aqua is really just another X-Windows (in essence), that this is probably the same feature just done "Apple Style" -chris <http://www.mythtech.net> ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
