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frak

that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/15 18:28 #1

Just popping in

hey guys 'n gals,

height of lazyness :) but i'm wondering if there's a setting to make the zoom
gadget,zoom to fullscreen directly? instead of the shift+mouseclick way.

please don't slay me if this has been obvious for long :)

using 4dot1 btw

sundown

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/15 20:17 #2

Not too shy to talk

@frak

The zoom button can have 2 states. Set the window size for the first state, then click the zoom button & set the window size for the second state. You should then be able to go back & forth between the 2 by clicking on the zoom button.

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Daedalus

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/15 22:47 #3

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@sundown

In short: no. Haven't seen any sort of patch or setting for doing that I'm afraid...

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tonyw

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/15 23:00 #4

Quite a regular

@frak

No, only by holding down the SHIFT button while you click the zoom button.

cheers
tony

sundown

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/15 23:19 #5

Not too shy to talk

@tonyw

Am I missing something? I assumed he was talking about the second button from the right on a window title bar. If it is, then the zoom state works for me as I described. I don't know of any other zoom button.

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TSK

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/16 1:38 #6

Just can't stay away

@sundown

Check the documentation in Documentation/Intuition/NewControls. Pressing shift changes behaviour of the zoom gadget.

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my_pc_is_amiga

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/16 5:29 #7

Just popping in

@frak

Slightly off topic...but have noticed for a long time that if a program or window becomes frozen, the Zoom, Depth, and Size gadgets work still...this I've thought is great.

But the "Iconify" doesn't work...seems that Reaction is not as low-level as the orginal gadgets.

frak

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/16 8:50 #8

Just popping in

@all

dang, oh well, tnx for your input guys.

salass00

Re: that zoom gadget

Posted on: 2008/12/16 11:51 #9

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Quote:

Slightly off topic...but have noticed for a long time that if a program or window becomes frozen, the Zoom, Depth, and Size gadgets work still...this I've thought is great.

But the "Iconify" doesn't work...seems that Reaction is not as low-level as the orginal gadgets.

Neither does the window close gadget. Both functions are implemented by the program in question. Having the window just disappear from underneath the program would cause all kinds of problems.

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