On 22 Jul 2011, at 13:18, paolo savonuzzi wrote:
> On venerd́ 22 luglio 2011 at 13:19, Doug Browne wrote:
>> And another thing!
>> The Launchpad is a great way to launch applications, but it is spread over three pages. I have not yet found a way to make the icons smaller or, to throw out the application I seldom use. Until I can customise this, I shall continue to use the Dock and the Applications Folder.
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> … no iPhone/iPad, right? :-p
Right
> dropping an application on top of another one will create a "folder" (as in iOS) then you can add up to… 16 apps on the iPhone, 20 on the iPad so I guess, on a Mac, it depends on screen size. and for each "folder" you can change the name clicking on it
Thank you. The folder thing is neat, but does not really help as I still have the icons speared over three pages even after a restart. You are right about 16 apps.
> icons size, I guess, is the same you set in "View/Show View Options" for you desktop folder
Nope, doesn't seem to do it.
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> take a look, *not* on MAS, at QuickPick, the one I still prefer to anything else (after 10 years using DragThing)
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>> By the way, after a hour or so, upside down scrolling seems normal!
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> yes, and once you get used to it actually feels natural :-)
I operate a lot in automatic mode and so do not see things, or notice things - an old age thing? Anyway, I have just noticed that Restart and Shutdown in the Apple menu give you the choice of reopening the previous windows on restart.
Since I leave the computer as I wish to start, this is not a feature I need.
Doug
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