Steps to reproduce:
- Navigate to a folder that has 10 or so messages in it.
- Starting with the SECOND message in the list, double-click each message to open into a new window.
- Note that each window opens a little farther down on the screen to keep the titles visible.
- After each message opens, look at where the window’s title bar appears relative to that first item you didn’t open.
- When it’s clear that the next item will open with the title bar aligned with that first message, double-click the first message
- Assuming that the mouse falls within the window’s title bar when it opens, the window will instantly minimize into the dock.
- Bonus irritation points: double-click the same message again. It will un-minimize, open right in the same spot, and re-minimize again.
Would one of our friendly MVPs please make sure that this bug is known to the developers?
Thanks!
--Mike
On 2/17/04 8:51 AM, "Barry Wainwright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 17/2/04 3:55 pm, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The only thing that puts Entourage windows into the Dock is if you "minimize" them by
- clicking the yellow middle button at top left corner
- selecting "Minimize Window" in Window menu
- using the latter's keyboard shortcut - command-M
Or double-click the window’s title bar.
Oh. I never knew about that one. That does it all right. Thanks, Barry.
I have a friend who is physically incapable of single-clicking anything - he always double-clicks, leading to all sorts of "interesting" behavior on-screen. Could that be happening here too, Barbara?
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Howard Dean for President
http://www.deanforamerica.com
