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Wed, August 31, 2011
Are you an early adopter?
Thu, July 21, 2011
Not full-screen after all
Thu, June 16, 2011
Some thoughts on church websites
Thu, June 09, 2011
So how did I go?
Tue, June 07, 2011
My predictions for Monday
Fri, June 03, 2011
Waterfalls and Wildlife
Tue, May 31, 2011
Looks like a good deal
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The Cardboard Archive
Sun, May 15, 2011
Launch of the new Crossfade Media website
Sat, May 07, 2011
Not full-screen after all
by Lloyd McLean on Thu, June 16, 2011
One of the features of the upcoming release of OS X Lion, is full-screen applications.
This can be great for getting rid of everything else and just concentrating on the task at hand.
However, a report on the MacRumors site today points out that perhaps this doesn’t work so well for those of us who have multiple monitors set up.
The displays of the other monitors are dimmed, meaning that in a multi-monitor environment, the full-screen mode becomes useless.
I certainly hope that Apple fixes this for a future release. As somebody who has a multi-monitor setup, I quite like the idea of being able to go full-screen on my primary monitor, whilst still having other applications (ie. mail, safari) open on other monitors.
