Re: Message window won't come to front [u]
Am 22.2.2005 hat Bill Courington geschrieben: >OS X 10.3.6. A few add-ins: CodeTek Virtual Desktop, Net Monitor, LaunchBar. Disable this, one after the other, and you will learn, where the problem comes from. CTVD is known as troublemaker with other programs.
Re: Message window won't come to front [u]
Barbara Needham on 2/22/05 said >Bill Courington on 2/22/05 said > >>Sorry if this has been discussed to death, but I don't see an archive of >>messages to search. >> >>I just installed PM 5.1 and have observed an odd window behavior. >> >>- Open a new message window. >>- Obscure part of the message window with a Safari window (could be any >app). >>- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. >>- Type something into the message window. >>- Obscure part of the window with a Safari window. >>- Click the message window -- it does not respond. Keystrokes go to the >>obscuring window. >>- Click the message browser window -- it comes to the front. >>- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. >> >>OS X 10.3.6. A few add-ins: CodeTek Virtual Desktop, Net Monitor, LaunchBar. > >Isn't that the expected behavior? You had to put the focus on the Safari >window to move it over the message window, so the next keystroke would >naturally go to Safari. >Are you saying that you should not have to click the message BROWSER >window before clicking the message window? Mine works directly on the >message window. > >By the way, OS X 10.3 is up to 10.3.8 now. Whoops.. I see I missed one of your steps. However, I still cannot repeat your problem. Mine works just fine. -- Barbara Needham
Re: Message window won't come to front [u]
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 3:15 pm -0800, Bill Courington wrote: >Sorry if this has been discussed to death, but I don't see an archive of >messages to search. > >I just installed PM 5.1 and have observed an odd window behavior. > >- Open a new message window. >- Obscure part of the message window with a Safari window (could be any app). >- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. >- Type something into the message window. >- Obscure part of the window with a Safari window. >- Click the message window -- it does not respond. Keystrokes go to the >obscuring window. >- Click the message browser window -- it comes to the front. >- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. > >OS X 10.3.6. A few add-ins: CodeTek Virtual Desktop, Net Monitor, LaunchBar. It's almost certainly Virtual Desktop - the combination of CTVD and PM seems to cause all sorts of interface weirdness in PM (and FireFox, btw). I'm also using both apps, and I've been hoping for a fix for this for...hmm...quite a long time... If only CTVD wasn't so damn useful :) TimH
Re: Message window won't come to front [u]
Bill Courington on 2/22/05 said >Sorry if this has been discussed to death, but I don't see an archive of >messages to search. > >I just installed PM 5.1 and have observed an odd window behavior. > >- Open a new message window. >- Obscure part of the message window with a Safari window (could be any app). >- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. >- Type something into the message window. >- Obscure part of the window with a Safari window. >- Click the message window -- it does not respond. Keystrokes go to the >obscuring window. >- Click the message browser window -- it comes to the front. >- Click the message window -- it comes to the front. > >OS X 10.3.6. A few add-ins: CodeTek Virtual Desktop, Net Monitor, LaunchBar. Isn't that the expected behavior? You had to put the focus on the Safari window to move it over the message window, so the next keystroke would naturally go to Safari. Are you saying that you should not have to click the message BROWSER window before clicking the message window? Mine works directly on the message window. By the way, OS X 10.3 is up to 10.3.8 now. -- Barbara Needham
