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Eero Ahonen wrote:
> Darren New wrote:
>> The number of times Vista lets the focus get stolen is annoying too. XP
>> was real good at that, and I understand Vista tries to prevent
>> pop-unders or something by not letting you *not* steal the focus. Seems
>> like the wrong answer, to me.
>>
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> That one of the most annoying things with XP. Focus stealing, I mean.
Except you can turn that off at the window manager level, and it works
almost 100% of the time. With Vista, it works mainly when you didn't want
it to work in the first place, somehow.
> IMO only the critical messages from OS should appear like that
> and have OK-button disabled for 5 secs oslt, so they could be even
> noticed before hitting enter.
Yeah, firefox does this pretty well.
> Of course configurability would be optimal
> choice - let everyone choose what level of focus stealing they want.
It's ... already there. :-) There's even a parameter that says "if I haven't
typed in this many seconds, let apps steal the focus."
You might want to download TweakUI from Microsoft and look at all the stuff
it makes easy to configure.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
Why is there a chainsaw in DOOM?
There aren't any trees on Mars.
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