In article <506a3fbf40t...@netsurf-browser.org>, Michael Drake <t...@netsurf-browser.org> wrote:
> In article <adf83d6a50.grahamepar...@grahame.parish>, > Grahame Parish <maillist.par...@millers-way.net> wrote: > > In RISC OS the new window fully overlays the parent in > > most cases, so you can end up with a stack of redundant > > windows hiding behind the current one. I can see it > > being useful if you closed the parent to open the > > child, but then there would be no point in opening a > > new window anyway. :) I was about to say "Not here" > In the main browser window menu: > Display > Window > Stagger window position > and then > Display > Save as default > to make sure the setting is retained. > I thought that was the default behaviour. I had thought that it was standard RISC OS behaviour. I certainly have no recollection of setting this at any time... However, clicking several times on each of the icon bar icon currently available, Edit produces five staggered windows, then reverts to the initail position. NetSurf behaves identically. Easiwriter produces just three staggered windows before reverting. Pipedream does overlay them exactly, as long as you keep opening windows of the same type. Diffenrent types of window seem to open in different places on the screen. Equally, Fresco does overlay them exactly. Other apps only allow the one window. -- Russell Hafter - Mailing Lists rh.li...@phone.coop Need a hotel? <http://www.hrs.de/?client=en__MT&customerId=416873103> (NB This link needs Firefox to work)
