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□ □ □□□□□ Click here to accept the options and close the dialog.□ □ 窶｢ OK□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ Offset option) to those displayed in the dialog.□ Click here to change the default values for all options (except the View □ 窶｢ Make Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ described in this help file.□ key pressed to change all options to their built-in default values, the ones have changed using Make Defaults (see below). Click here with the Option Click here to change all options to their default values, which you may □ 窶｢ Use Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ Click here to cancel the changes made to existing door options.□ □ 窶｢ Cancel□ □□□□□ □ The default is not to change the color depth.□ □ depth of any monitor.□ If you select 窶彗s is,窶 Virtual Desktop will not attempt to change the color □ monitor which does not support that depth.□ monitors to that depth when the door is opened. This will not affect any monitors. If you choose a depth, Virtual Desktop will try to switch all support, so it offers choices which may not apply to some or all of your Virtual Desktop does not know what color depths your monitors can □ □□□□□ virtual desktop scrolls to the door location.□ the application whose windows are prevalent in the desktop view when the switch as the door is opened. You may want to choose a depth which suits This pop-up menu lists the color depths to which Virtual Desktop can □ 窶｢ Depth option□ □□□□□ □ The default is to stay in Virtual Desktop.□ □ Access dial-up reconnection.□ alias features such as automatic volume remounting and Apple Remote unaffected by renaming of files and folders, and you can take advantage of this door. Because this choice is recorded using alias information, it is volume, alias, or whatever) you want Finder to open whenever you open Finder窶ｦ,窶 you must then choose the item (application, document, folder, Desktop scroll bar while using another application. If you select 窶彿tem via the front. This makes opening a door similar to clicking on a Virtual the door, allowing the application which was active before it to return to application,窶 Virtual Desktop will return to the background after opening Desktop,窶 and 窶彿tem via Finder窶ｦ窶 If you select 窶彷rontmost You have three other choices, 窶彷rontmost application窶, 窶徭tay in Virtual □ the application you choose is recorded by name.□ version whose name is different, you should update this option, because NOTE: If you later rename the application, or replace it with a new □ □□□□□ scrolls to the door location.□ windows are prevalent in the desktop view when the virtual desktop as the door is opened. You may want to choose an application whose This pop-up menu lists all applications to which Virtual Desktop can switch □ 窶｢ Switch to option□ □□□□□ □ The default is not to have a keyboard binding.□ □ will ignore the Switch to and Depth options, and remain active.□ pressed when you use the keyboard binding to open a door, Virtual Desktop As with menu commands and door icon windows, if the Option key is □ □□□□□ Command-digit combination to any door.□ only when Virtual Desktop is active. You can bind any F-key or doors is to have keyboard bindings for them. These bindings are valid pressing a combination of keys, another way to speed up your use of If you don窶冲 have a macro utility which lets you open a door file by □ 窶｢ Keyboard Binding option□ □□□□□ □ well.□ NOTE: If you later rename the door, you should rename these files as □ □□this approach.□ □□See the section entitled 窶彜uggestions for Use窶 for more information on or application aliases by the Maybe utility.□ inside your Preferences folder, where they can be attached to document windows, or in your Startup Items folder, or in a special Doors folder You can place door files on the desktop, as an alternative to door icon □ □□□□□ important information in the door file.□ different from the name of the door. This is because the name is the only dialog which appears asks you not to make the name of the door file Desktop which gives you a way to open a door through Finder. The file Click here to create a door file, a small document belonging to Virtual □ ﾂｰ Create File窶ｦ option□ □□□□□ □ The default is a drab brown and gray color scheme.□ □ □□□□□ instead of black.□ the door color is dark, Virtual Desktop will draw the door name in white window. You can use color to distinguish between your various doors. If used to draw the 窶彭oor face窶 or background 窶忤all窶 in the door icon Click on the top or bottom half of the colored square to change the color □ ﾂｰ Door and Wall color options□ □□□□□ □ This option is on by default.□ □ □□□□□ the Door menu or Control Strip to open doors.□ door icon window for every door you define, especially if you are using Clicking once in the window opens the door. You may decide not to have a This small window does not move when the virtual desktop scrolls. When this option is in effect, a door icon window appears on the desktop. □ ﾂｰ Show Window option□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ way of opening the door quickly from outside Virtual Desktop.□ window, or as a door file with a Finder icon. Both alternatives give you a These options control how the door appears on the desktop, as a door icon □ 窶｢ Graphical Presence options□ □□□□□ □ the new offsets. This allows you to fine-tune door locations.□ If you change these numbers, the virtual desktop will scroll according to □ □□□□□ door location above or to the left of the home location.)□ home location, horizontally and vertically. (Positive numbers indicate a These numbers indicate many pixels the door location is away from the □ 窶｢ View Offset option□ □□□□□ □ window, or bring Virtual Desktop back to the front after opening the door.□ the door using its menu command, keyboard equivalent, or door icon after opening the door, you must either press the Option key while opening active. If the door options cause Virtual Desktop to go into the background To change its options, the door must be open, and Virtual Desktop must be □ □□□□□ 窶彝ename Door窶ｦ窶 from the Actions menu.□ options later on. To change the name of the door, you must select You can use the Door Preferences dialog to change the location or other location on the virtual desktop is the current location of the desktop view. When you create a new door, its initial options are the defaults. Its □□□□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ □□□ﾋ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ□ □□□ﾋ □ □□□□xThe Door Preferences Dialog□ □□□□□ □ □ □□□□□ Click here to accept the options and close the dialog.□ □ 窶｢ OK□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ option) to those displayed in the dialog.□ Click here to change the default values for all options (except the Color □ 窶｢ Make Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ described in this help file.□ key pressed to change all options to their built-in default values, the ones have changed using Make Defaults (see below). Click here with the Option Click here to change all options to their default values, which you may □ 窶｢ Use Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ Click here to cancel the changes made to existing application options.□ □ 窶｢ Cancel□ □□□□□ □ The default is not to anchor the application窶冱 windows to any door.□ □ because the door you choose is recorded by name.□ NOTE: If you later rename the door, you should update this option, □ meaningful, on-screen window positions for the next session.□ quit first, you are assured that such applications will remember application in your Shutdown Items folder), so that Virtual Desktop gets to (or, if you have a scriptable Finder, by placing the 窶弉uit Virtual Desktop窶 or shut down using Virtual Desktop窶冱 Special menu rather than Finder窶冱 what you want. By using this option, and by making it a habit to restart next time you open it, instead choosing default positions, probably not or shut down your Macintosh, it may decide to ignore those positions the they quit. If the application窶冱 windows are off-screen when you restart for applications which remember the positions of their windows when if you do keep Virtual Desktop open all the time, this option is necessary windows stacked up in the home area when you quit Virtual Desktop. Even separate the windows of several applications, but then to see all of the Virtual Desktop open all the time, because it lets you use doors to that door area. This capability is important if you don窶冲 intend to keep Virtual Desktop opens the next time, it will move the windows back to in the same positions which they occupied relative to that door. When quits, it will move the current application窶冱 windows into the home area, should choose that door from the pop-up menu. When Virtual Desktop If the current application is usually associated with one door location, you □ may be inaccessible until you open Virtual Desktop again.□ desktop when quitting. If they happen to be outside the home area, they Virtual Desktop will leave the windows where they are on the virtual area, you should choose 窶從one窶 from the pop-up menu, meaning that If the current application窶冱 windows are usually confined to the home □ □□□□□ Scrolling option is on. It is also not applicable to desktop icons.□ This option is not available if the Exempt Application窶冱 Items From All □ 窶｢ Anchor Application窶冱 Items to Door option□ □□□□□ □ This option is off by default.□ □ □□□□□ PrintMonitor.□ provide menu-bar-like functions, and for monitor programs like stick to the monitor(s). This option is appropriate for utilities which desktop. They retain their position in the desktop view, that is, they application窶冱 windows (or desktop icons) when it scrolls the virtual If this option is in effect, Virtual Desktop will not move the current □ 窶｢ Exempt Application窶冱 Items From All Scrolling option□ □□□□□ □ The default is a color computed by hashing the application窶冱 signature.□ □ □□□□□ displaying color labels on the radio buttons.)□ (NOTE: The Mac OS 8 Appearance Manager prevents Virtual Desktop from application窶冱 radio button and for all of its item images in the picture. Click on the colored square to change the color used for the current □ 窶｢ Color option□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ not available outside of Full View mode.□ one whose radio button is selected in the Full View window. This dialog is application窶冱 windows (or desktop icons). The current application is the menu. It lets you set options which affect the handling of the current This dialog appears when you select Application窶ｦ from the Preferences □□□□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ□ □□□ﾄｱ □ □□□□xThe Application Preferences Dialog□ □□□□□ □ □ If any options are invalid, you are prompted to correct them.□ □ □□□□□ Click here to accept the options and close the dialog.□ □ 窶｢ OK□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ in this help file.□ Click here to change all options to their default values, the ones described □ 窶｢ Use Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ Click here to cancel the changes made to existing navigation options.□ □ 窶｢ Cancel□ □□□□□ □ The default is to scroll by half screens.□ □ scroll farther outward until you grow the virtual desktop.□ default virtual desktop padding is only half a screenful, and you cannot instead. This may not be apparent when using the scroll bars, because the If you select 窶彷ull screens,窶 Virtual Desktop will scroll by a screenful □ □□□□□ Up or Page Down key.□ mouse,窶 or 窶徭croll bars窶 navigation option, or when you press the Page desktop by half a screenful when you use the 窶徘ress key,窶窶徭hove If you select 窶徂alf screens,窶 Virtual Desktop will scroll the virtual □ 窶｢ Scroll by option□ □□□□□ □ This option is on by default.□ □ □□□□□ □□See the section entitled 窶弋he Door Menu窶 for more information.□ effect at the next restart.□ Help, Keyboard, and Application menus. A change to this option will take Desktop extension will place the Door menu in the menu bar alongside the If this option is in effect when the machine is starting up, the Virtual □ 窶｢ Door Menu option□ □□□□□ □ Virtual Desktop is active.□ This option is on by default, with scroll bar windows showing only when □ only use the mouse within the dialog box.□ This option does not work when a modal dialog is posted, because you can □ windows when going into the background.□ If you select 窶徙nly when active,窶 Virtual Desktop will hide its scroll bar □ operates the scroll bars, but will return to the background afterwards.□ available at all times. Virtual Desktop will become active while the user windows when going into the background, so that they continue to be If you select 窶彗lways,窶 Virtual Desktop will not hide its scroll bar □ □□□□□ the sides of the main monitor.□ If this option is in effect, Virtual Desktop will show scroll bar windows at □ 窶｢ Scroll Bars option□ □□□□□ □ off by default.□ The default modifier keys are Option and Control, but the entire option is □ as it may cause unwanted scrolling when selecting from the menu bar.□ Be careful if you assign the Option key as the modifier key for this option, □ even if a modal dialog is posted.□ Like the Press Key and Move Mouse options, this option usually works □ you select using the Mouse control panel.)□ modifier keys. (The repeat rate is based on the double-click speed which form of scrolling by twitching the mouse or by pressing and releasing the at the edge and press the selected modifier keys, so you can regulate this The desktop will continue to scroll as long as you hold the mouse pointer □ □□□□□ desktop in that direction.□ handy when you need access to something which is just off the visible pressed, and scroll the virtual desktop away from that edge. This is hitting any edge of the screen whenever the selected modifier keys are If this option is in effect, Virtual Desktop will react to the mouse pointer □ 窶｢ Shove Mouse option□ □□□□□ □ The default modifier key is Shift, but the entire option is off by default.□ □ many applications support Shift-selection and Shift-dragging.□ remains the default, though it is not the most practical choice, given that In previous versions, this option worked only with the Shift key, and that □ is posted.□ Like the Press Key option, this option usually works even if a modal dialog □ mouse position, and everything else with it.□ accordingly. Whatever was under the blinking circle moves to the new pointer has moved significantly, Virtual Desktop will shift the desktop When you release any of the modifier keys (or press another), if the □ modifier keys (or pressing another).□ blinking circle, you should extinguish it before releasing any of the move it back. So, if you didn窶冲 mean to shift the desktop, and you see a you have moved the pointer a certain distance, and disappears again if you when the modifier keys were pressed. This marker does not appear until A blinking circle on the desktop marks the point where the pointer was □ □□□□□ pushed it across the desk.□ finger on the desktop 窶彙lotter窶 holding all of the windows and icons, and desktop in the direction of mouse movement. It is as if you have put your whenever the selected modifier keys are pressed, and scroll the virtual If this option is in effect, Virtual Desktop will track the mouse pointer □ 窶｢ Move Mouse option□ □□□□□ □ but the entire option is off by default.□ The default is a Shift-Control-Arrow combination for all four directions, □ the visible desktop area.□ may need it to get a look at a modal dialog box which has come up outside which you must answer before you can do anything else. Sometimes you This option usually works even if you are facing a modal dialog, the kind □ application is active.□ Up, and Page Down keys, which work only while the Virtual Desktop This option is separate from the built-in support for the Home, End, Page □ This will cause Virtual Desktop to ignore the keystroke.□ your use of some application, press the Caps Lock key, and try again. been set to react to it. If your key combination choices are obstructing NOTE: The active application will not see the keystroke if this option has □ □□□□□ keyboard.)□ keypad are distinct from the like-labeled keys on the main part of the Desktop to scroll in that direction. (In this respect, keys on the numeric four arms of the compass rose to change the key which causes Virtual Control) which must be down when the key is pressed. Click on one of the buttons to select one or more modifier keys (Command, Shift, Option, keystrokes, even if it is in the background. Use the individual check If this option is in effect, Virtual Desktop will react to certain □ 窶｢ Press Key option□ □□□□□ □ running. However, using the Door menu does start up the application.□ These options are not effective unless the Virtual Desktop application is □ □□□□□ Desktop to scroll the virtual desktop while it is in the background.□ menu. It lets you set options which affect how you can ask Virtual This dialog appears when you select Navigation窶ｦ from the Preferences □□□□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ □□□ﾃ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ □ □□□□xThe Navigation Preferences Dialog□ □□□□□ □ □ If any options are invalid, you are prompted to correct them.□ □ □□□□□ immediately change the Virtual Desktop window display.□ Click here to accept the options and close the dialog. This will □ 窶｢ OK□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ in this help file.□ Click here to change all options to their default values, the ones described □ 窶｢ Use Defaults□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ Click here to cancel the changes made to existing layout options.□ □ 窶｢ Cancel□ □□□□□ □ The default is to use a flexible desktop aspect ratio.□ □ □□□□□ backdrop.□ images and leaves dark gray or black gutters beside the virtual desktop coverage in the picture, while a true aspect ratio preserves the shape of radio buttons. A flexible aspect ratio distorts item images to maximize Choose a flexible or true aspect ratio for the Full View picture using the □ 窶｢ Full View Desktop Aspect Ratio option□ □□□□□ □ The default is for a 128-pixel-wide sidebar.□ □ □□□□□ inclusive.□ application names. Allowable values are between 64 and 256 pixels, box and radio buttons more width in which to display item titles and If you have a large main monitor, you may want to give the Full View list □ 窶｢ Full View Sidebar Width option□ □□□□□ □ The default is for standard 16-pixel-wide scroll bars.□ □ □□□□□ dialog.) Allowable values are between 4 and 64 pixels, inclusive.□ want to suppress them altogether using the Navigation Preferences width of the scroll bars. (If they are taking up too much space, you may you can be with your clicks, you may want to increase or decrease the Depending on how much screen area you have to spare, and how accurate □ 窶｢ Scroll Bar Thickness option□ □□□□□ □ The default is a right-handed orientation.□ □ □□□□□ radio buttons at the left side of the Full View window.□ scroll bar at the left edge of the main monitor, and places the list box and using the radio buttons. A left-handed orientation places the vertical Choose a left- or right-handed orientation of Virtual Desktop windows □ 窶｢ Orientation option□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ windows.□ It lets you set options which affect the appearance of Virtual Desktop This dialog appears when you select Layout窶ｦ from the Preferences menu. □□□□ □□□ﾂｷ □□□ﾂｷ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ□ □□□ﾂｷ □ □□□□xThe Layout Preferences Dialog□ □□□□□ □ □ probably seen enough recently.□ showing, Virtual Desktop spares you the balloon, figuring that you窶况e both Balloon Help and Help on Wheels. If you already have balloons It mentions, by way of a balloon, that Virtual Desktop offers help through □ □□□□□ 窶廣bout Virtual Desktop窶ｦ窶 command in the Apple menu.□ This dialog presents Virtual Desktop窶冱 About box. It is opened by the □ □□□□xThe About Dialog□ □□□□□ □ □ door, and will remain active.□ option to switch applications or change the color depth after opening the If you press the Option key while clicking, Virtual Desktop will ignore any Clicking once on the door icon window (without dragging) opens the door. □ windows can congregate and be visible regardless of which door is open.□ reserve a small area in one corner of the main monitor, where door icon window, you can move it by clicking and dragging. A good practice is to window with a special door-shaped cursor. After you have placed the to show door icon windows, Virtual Desktop prompts you to place the When you create a door, unless the default door preference option is not □ □□□□□ and can have its own distinctive door and wall colors.□ window carries the first few letters of the door窶冱 name for identification, which does not move when the virtual desktop scrolls. Each door icon Every door you define can have a small iconic window on the desktop, □□□□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ □ □□□□xThe Door Icon Windows□ □□□□□ □ □ selection changes accordingly.□ When you are selecting items using images in the picture, the list □ center the selected item on the main monitor.□ outside the desktop view, the desktop view will scroll automatically to WindowShade), and go into the background. If the item is completely or icon active (showing the window if it was hidden or rolled up using If you double-click on a list entry, Virtual Desktop will make that window □ item窶冱 title.□ using the mouse. You can also select by typing the first few letters of an You can use Up Arrow and Down Arrow to go up and down the list without □ 窶彈defunct]窶, or 窶彈retitled]窶.□ disappears, or changes title, its entry in the list changes to 窶彈moved]窶, Items without titles appear in the list as 窶彈untitled]窶. If an item moves, □ □□□□□ of the selected application窶冱 windows (or desktop icons).□ The order of entries from top to bottom is the same as the layering order □ 窶｢ List Box□ □□□□□ □ selection changes accordingly.□ When you are selecting items using images in the picture, the radio button □ using the mouse.□ Shift-Down-Arrow to go up and down the stack of radio buttons without list and in the picture. You can use Shift-Up-Arrow and application窶冱 windows (or desktop icons) and selects the front item in the Clicking on a radio button fills the list box with the titles of the □ through the Application Preferences dialog.□ computed by hashing the application窶冱 signature, but you can change it displaying color labels on the radio buttons.) By default, the color is (NOTE: The Mac OS 8 Appearance Manager prevents Virtual Desktop from Each radio button is given a color to match the images in the picture. □ □□□□□ bottom covers all desktop icons.□ windows do not appear. A special button labeled 窶廛esktop icons窶 at the order of the applications窶 windows. However, applications without The order of radio buttons from top to bottom is the same as the layering □ 窶｢ Radio Buttons□ □□□□□ □ the picture.□ the rest of the items, then use the 窶彝efresh窶 menu command to rescale a window. If this becomes a problem, move the window窶冱 image nearer to very remote position. This is a technique some programmers use to hide images very small, because some application has placed a window in a NOTE: The virtual desktop may sometimes become very large, and the □ the scroll bars.□ clears up this situation, redrawing the entire window and repositioning you cannot do anything with the item. The 窶彝efresh窶 menu command title, the cursor shows a question mark while over the item窶冱 image, and Virtual Desktop finds that an item has moved, disappeared, or changed its movements, appearances, or disappearances of windows and icons. If The entire Full View window is a static display. It does not track the □ view.□ but scrolling will only occur if the item is completely outside the desktop you can press the Return or Enter key to make the selected item active, automatically to center the selected item on the main monitor. Likewise, clicked was outside the white area, the desktop view will scroll using WindowShade), and go into the background. If the point where you window or icon active (showing the window if it was hidden or rolled up If you double-click on an item image, Virtual Desktop will make that □ box.□ all three parts of the Full View window 窶 picture, radio buttons, and list the radio buttons or list box. The current selection is always reflected in An item becomes selected either by clicking on its image, or by actions on □ click point.□ selection, but the item dragged will be the one which is frontmost at the can also click and drag a non-selected item, without affecting the any point to any other point, without making it active. By contrast, you hand-shaped cursor tells you that you can click and drag that item from filled in. Even if that item is behind other items at some points, the At any time, there may be only one item selected. Its image outline is The mechanism for selecting and dragging item images is a little unusual. □ the Option key is pressed.□ They don窶冲 figure in the cursor or balloon behavior described above unless windows rolled up using WindowShade, appear as thin dotted outlines. The images of windows belonging to hidden applications, as well as □ information on what the mouse is pointing to.□ is in front at that point. With balloons showing, you can get detailed changes color as it passes over the images, to help you see which window others are hatched (cut diagonally). On a color monitor, the cursor Where images overlap, the outline of the front item is solid, and the □ □□□□□ color labels on the radio buttons.)□ Mac OS 8 Appearance Manager prevents Virtual Desktop from displaying the owning application窶冱 radio button, for easy recognition. (NOTE: The position. On a color monitor, the color of the rectangle matches that of the picture as an outline rectangle with a representative size, shape, and Every window or desktop icon (collectively known as 窶彿tems窶) appears in □ ﾂｰ Window and Icon Images□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ white area move accordingly.□ diagonal form of scrolling. If you use the scroll bars, you will see the the desktop view relative to all windows and icons. This is effectively a and drag this white area to another point on the virtual desktop, moving in the white area is the image of a visible window or icon. You can click those 窶徼hrough the binoculars窶 shots in bad old movies. Anything resting which is currently visible through the monitor or monitors, rather like In the background, a white area describes the part of the virtual desktop □ ﾂｰ Desktop View□ □□□□□ □ grow automatically the next time the view is refreshed.□ If you move a window or icon into the pad area, the virtual desktop will adjust using the 窶廨row Desktop窶 and 窶彜hrink Desktop窶 menu commands. The virtual desktop is padded in each direction by a factor which you can □ □□□□□ darker gray or black.□ distortion, but leaves some unused space in the picture, filled with a available area, or a true aspect ratio, which scales all images without flexible aspect ratio, which distorts images in the picture to fill the display. Through the Layout Preferences dialog, you have the option of a the virtual desktop, reduced to fit the area available for the picture The Full View picture has a gray backdrop showing the current extent of □ ﾂｰ Backdrop□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ many functions.□ The picture is the most interesting part of the Full View window. It offers □ 窶｢ Picture□ □□□□□ □ □□□□□ picture, radio buttons, and list box.□ occupied by the menu bar and scroll bars. It consists of three parts: This window appears only in Full View mode, covering the area not □□□□ □□□竏壺堅 □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏 □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏 □□□竏 □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏□ □□□竏 □ □□□□xThe Full View Window□ □□□□□ □ □ □□□□□ toggles between Full View mode and the usual see-through mode.□ it active, and clicking twice enters Full View mode. After that, clicking This small window has the Virtual Desktop icon on it. Clicking once makes □ □□□□xThe Anchor Window□ □□□□□ □ □ scroll bars at all, if you prefer other means of scrolling.□ Desktop goes into the background. You can also decide not to show the windows appear at all times. By default, they disappear when Virtual Through the Navigation Preferences dialog, you can make the scroll bar □ folders and documents.□ desktop for things with no definite position, like volume icons and new worth considering just because Finder tends to use the right side of the you wish. A left-handed arrangement is good for southpaws, but also scroll bars, and you can move the vertical scroll bar to the left side if Through the Layout Preferences dialog, you can vary the thickness of the □ □□□□□ active before.□ remain active; otherwise, it will return to whatever application was window. If you use them while Virtual Desktop is already active, it will Virtual Desktop maintains one horizontal and one vertical scroll bar □□□□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ□ □□□ﾃ □ □□□□xThe Scroll Bar Windows□ □□□□□ □ □ □□□□□ described here.□ Virtual Desktop operates several windows and dialog boxes, which are □ □ □□□□□□□ﾃ･□□□Windows and Dialogs□ □□□□□□ﾂｧ□ □□□□□□ﾂｧ □ □□□□□