Re: 9.6.3 -- zoom / unzoom -- remember both window sizes as default.

2012-02-07 Thread lawlist
Thank you for the Applescripts -- greatly appreciated!

I like the initial default window to be a full size of the entire
screen, but that precludes the ability to unzoom -- i.e., only if the
window size is smaller than full screen, may the user zoom and
unzoom.  So the Applescripts idea will indeed give me a way to unzoom
the window, while keeping the default size at full screen.  I'll play
around with the Applescript within the next few days, and adjust it to
my size / preference, and link it to a keyboard shortcut to unzoom a
full size default window as the need arises.

Thank you.  :)

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9.6.3 -- zoom / unzoom -- remember both window sizes as default.

2012-02-06 Thread lawlist
Is there a way to have OSX or BBedit remember both window sizes for
zoom and unzoom with version 9.6.3?

For example, I am writing a document full screen within BBedit.  Then
I decide I need to type something into the document based upon what I
am observing in another window or application, so I would unzoom my
BBedit window to about 10 percent of the screen size and type what I
need and then zoom it back up again to full screen size.  The problem
is that I presently have to manually decrease the size of the window
with the mouse and that window size preference is lost once I exit the
document.  I would like two (2) defaults -- zoom would be 100% and
unzoom would be 10%.

Any ideas to have these two defaults survive closing the file and/or
closing the application?

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Re: 9.6.3 -- zoom / unzoom -- remember both window sizes as default.

2012-02-06 Thread blinde
applescript?

i use two applescripts to toggle my bbedit (and other app) window
sizes and locations, depending on whether i am at my desk and plugged
into my big monitor, or mobile somewhere with just my laptop screen.

when i get back to my office and plug in, i run this:

tell application BBEdit to activate
tell application System Events
tell process BBEdit
repeat with x from 1 to (count windows)
set this_name to (name of window x) as text
--display dialog this_name
if this_name is not Utilities and this_name is not 
HTML Tools
and this_name is not Windows and this_name is not Entities and
this_name is not CSS and this_name is not Find and this_name is
not Multi-File Search and this_name is not BBEdit Preferences and
this_name is not System Events and this_name is not Clippings then
tell window x
set position to {11, 21}
set size to {1345, 1121}
end tell
end if
end repeat
tell menu bar 1
tell menu bar item Window
tell menu Window
tell menu item Workspace
tell menu Workspace
click menu item 
default
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell
end tell


it resizes my windows (leaving room for dragthing) and selects the
right workspace.

there is a corresponding script with different settings for when i'm
mobile.

you could set a keyboard equivalent to each script, yes?



On Feb 4, 12:05 pm, lawlist keith.david.bershat...@gmail.com wrote:
 Is there a way to have OSX or BBedit remember both window sizes for
 zoom and unzoom with version 9.6.3?

 For example, I am writing a document full screen within BBedit.  Then
 I decide I need to type something into the document based upon what I
 am observing in another window or application, so I would unzoom my
 BBedit window to about 10 percent of the screen size and type what I
 need and then zoom it back up again to full screen size.  The problem
 is that I presently have to manually decrease the size of the window
 with the mouse and that window size preference is lost once I exit the
 document.  I would like two (2) defaults -- zoom would be 100% and
 unzoom would be 10%.

 Any ideas to have these two defaults survive closing the file and/or
 closing the application?

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