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Default Page Tabs in Mac OS X v10.3.6? - 11-17-2004 , 05:17 PM






Dear Folks,

I'm running a trial version of DWMX 04. Can I configure the interface to open
multiple pages in a tab view format like the old Home Site revs? Right now,
they open in separate pages which is more difficult to switch back and forth.

Thanks!
Shannon
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Default Re: Page Tabs in Mac OS X v10.3.6? - 11-17-2004 , 05:55 PM






Hi Shannon,

This feature is only available on the Windows version of the product. The
Mac version opens each document in a separate window.

Best regards,
Chris



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Default Re: Page Tabs in Mac OS X v10.3.6? - 11-17-2004 , 06:36 PM



Thanks for clearing that up, Chris. I was going crazy searching the preferences.

That's disappointing. Very clunky as the windows hide commonly hide each
other. It's particularly bad when I switch back and forth between DW and my
browser. I basically have to go to the Window menu and scroll down to the
document I want. Coding in BBEdit with an FTP client is a bit easier.

I'll continue the trial version, but doubt I'll buy


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Default Re: Page Tabs in Mac OS X v10.3.6? - 11-18-2004 , 07:28 AM



epicrecipe wrote:

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That's disappointing. Very clunky as the windows hide commonly hide each
other.
Not to mention that in OSX switching to a program doesn't always bring
all of its windows to the top of the window pile.

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James M. Shook
http://www.jshook.com


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