Custom Query (74 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #42 | fixed | Auto-hide for taskbar when context menu has focus results in disembodied context menu and odd behavior | ||
| Description |
With auto-hide enabled for the taskbar, RMB on the bar itself or on a running icon produces the expected context menu. Moving the mouse through the context menu selections (thus, removing focus from the taskbar) results in the task bar auto-hiding but leaving the context menu visible. (Hovering the mouse over a single menu item does not cause the taskbar to auto-hide, presumably because we detect focus.) Upon changing focus away from the menu (clicking the desktop, for example), the context menu is closed. Moving the mouse again results in the taskbar becoming visible briefly before hiding again. Suggest that auto-hide be suspended while the context menu has focus so that the context of the context menu (LOL) may be more easily determined. |
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| #44 | fixed | Consider adding About page to properties notebook | ||
| Description |
Without going to the filesystem and actually checking bldlevel strings and file dates, or reading the help guide's History page, it is not possible to determine which version of lSwitcher one has installed (or where to get support or how it was built, etc.). Suggest adding an About page (akin to XWLAN's Information page, sans the unnecessary Details... button, please) to the properties notebook to provide this to the user. |
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| #45 | fixed | Windows from same module don't always group properly | ||
| Description |
This results from the program type check. One window is PROG_DEFAULT and the other is the actual type such as PROG_PM |
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