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Now Utilities 2.0

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MultiMaster™ allows you to launch applications from either a popup window or a pull-down menu in the upper right hand corner of the menu bar, much like Icom Simulation’s On Cue™. MultiMaster’s menu is configured from the MultiMaster Control Panel. Here you have an on/off button for MultiMaster and several ways to customize the way MultiMaster works for you. The MultiMaster Control Panel has a popup menu which allows you to set hot keys/combination modifier & character keys or FKeys for any of the menu’s selections. These selections include the MultiMaster popup window (default setting is option-command-J), Memory View 
(option-Command-D), Launcher (option-Command- L) and Memory Sizer (Option-Command- S ). You have two choices in deciding what list you want shown when MultiMaster is activated…the Application

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list or the Active Program list (the latter lists all applications running under MultiFinder and allows switching between layers of applications). In other words, select the Active Program list if you use MultiFinder.

In addition, the font style and size 
(maximum 36 point, however) can be changed via the Control Panel and the window can be set to “split” automatically on opening and show not only the application but any documents you’ve attached. You also have the choice of having MultiMaster set aside active application windows when a new application is selected under MultiFinder. This effectively 
hides the 
previous 
application window,