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In article <sY123ay00UgCMOvlB7@andrew.cmu.edu> kw1r+@andrew.cmu.edu (Kevin Whitley) writes:
>So, switcher is officially dead.  That's too bad.  It may have had problems but
>I actually preferred its interface to the one I get in Multifinder.  I liked it
>when each application worked in its own screen.  In multi-finder I often end up
>with a dozen windows open, overlapping all over each other (generally because I
>usually keep about 6 windows open in the Finder).  Maybe I'm weird but I can't
>keep track of all that - as a result I don't use Multifinder.  I don't suppose
>there's some option I don't know about in Multifinder that would give me a
>Switcher style interface?
	MultiFinder 6.1, which is only available as part of the SADE release
from APDA, has a means to do something similar.  It has a "Set Aside" option
in the Apple menu which will hide the current layer.  With the option key
down it will hide all other layers.  Once that is done, option-click on the
application switch icon will cause the next layer to be unset-aside and the
current layer to be set aside.
>
>Kevin Whitley
>kw1r@andrew.cmu.edu




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