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Late to the party: Mission Control questions
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I only upgraded to Lion recently and I think I understand now why Mission Control annoys people. Questions:
1) How do you assign an application to a space? I guess dragging and dropping, but not all apps appear below the spaces. Weird.
2) How do you make an application appear in all spaces? I really want Finder in all spaces like I had it before.
Basically, I want my old Spaces behavior back! Is that possible?
Steve
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Right click on the app in the Dock. Under Options you can assign it to a particular space, or have it displayed in all spaces.
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Well, I'm sure that's got to break some Apple human interface guideline. All options should always be available in a regular menu, not exclusively in a context-sensitive menu.
Thanks for the tip.
Steve
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Originally Posted by ibook_steve
Well, I'm sure that's got to break some Apple human interface guideline. All options should always be available in a regular menu, not exclusively in a context-sensitive menu.
there is an unfortunate Trend towards hiding functionality behind right-clicks at Apple.
I hate it.
BUT: less advanced users will be migrating over to iOS anyway, while this trend continues. Ah well.
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Also, having apps assigned to individual spaces does not stick when you quit and relaunch apps.
That REALLY sucks. I want Logic and my interface console in their own space, and I have to reassign them every time I relaunch the production environment.
It's my only real gripe with Lion apart from Address Book.
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