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 NWPlugin - 1.0get new windows rather than existing windows for each dock click |
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Anyone else having problems? - Version: 1.0, 8/7/2006 02:25PM PST
lagnat
If you can't get this thing to work, please send me email because I'd like to know what configurations work and don't work. My email is in the README. Thanks.
doesn't work for me - Version: 1.0, 8/7/2006 01:39PM PST
stoneage
Intel iMac (10.4.7) didn't generate new windows in Mail or Safari. Existing windows just came forward. Good idea, though.
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- doesn't work for me
My only problem is that it doesn't work with the one application I would most use it for: the Finder. Working with multiple desktops, I often have Finder windows open on desktops other than the one I'm curently working in. Clicking on the Finder icon in the dock just brings the Finder windows to the front in the desktop(s) where they're open whereas wahat would be most useful would be if it opened a New window right where I am at the time. It seems like a similar trick is all that's required: intercept the Finder and send it a command-N but as currently written this application doesn't work for the Finder. Would be great if it did!