[Ti] I'd buy Leopard just for this feature alone.

[Erik Gaderlund]

At 08:59 PM -0400 08/11/06, dan_A wrote:
>On Aug 11, 2006, at 3:43 AM, Erik Gaderlund wrote:
>
>>At 11:14 PM -0700 08/10/06, Robert Ameeti wrote:
>>>At 7:45 PM -0500, 8/10/06, Robert Nicholson wrote:
>>>
>>>>If I'm not mistaken when you have dual display the menus are 
>>>>fixed on one display at a time. So if I want an app's windows to 
>>>>live on another display it's not possible and I'm stuck using the 
>>>>main display for an application's menus regardless of where the 
>>>>app's window is.Titanium at listserver.themacintoshguy.com
>
>I'm using a 15" 800MHz TiBook with a 22" Cinema Display and I have 
>all the menus in Photoshop on the 15" display and I do my work on 
>the 22". If it is convenient to move a menu to one display or 
>another there's no problem. PS will remember where I leave them. I 
>don't understand why you're having a problem unless you're talking 
>about the top menu bar with drop down menus. You can change which 
>monitor contains that bar by going to the display control panel, 
>Arrangement and then pulling the menu bar to the display of your 
>choice.
>

I'm being more specific on things like my HDTV programs that the 
interface is on one display (the 10' is like FrontRow in that it's 
larger to see across a room) and want the show or movie to play on 
the other display.  Because it defaults to the 'menu bar' display I 
can't really use the new interface.  Also when you swap the menu bar 
all the windows change, otherwise I'd likely use my DVI switcher into 
my 22" display (I also have a 800MHz TiBook) for more room.  But, for 
those of use playing with HTPCs it's something we pay attention to.
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erik g
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