New GC 4.6 feature question

[Geoffrey F. Green]

Quick question. GC 4.6 (and maybe other recent versions) have an option under "General: Display Window Settings" for "Show additional information in bottom of window." What do all those numbers and other data mean? The manual hasn't been updated to include it. Thanks! - geoff

[thorstenlemke]

Am 04.04.2003 18:40 Uhr schrieb "Geoffrey F. Green" unter <geoff-public@stuebegreen.com>: > Quick question. GC 4.6 (and maybe other recent versions) have an option > under "General: Display Window Settings" for "Show additional information in > bottom of window." What do all those numbers and other data mean? The > manual hasn't been updated to include it. Thanks! Helo, It shows: Color Profiles used and the color value under the mouse. Thorsten

[Richard Armin]

Hello, On full screen view the Stickies menu bar remains visible at times and has to be hidden (command H) so as not to interfere with the view. This problem is intermittent and does not occur with other applications. Graphic Converter 4.4.4 OS 10.2.4. Thankyou, Richard Armin

[thorstenlemke]

Am 09.04.2003 21:10 Uhr schrieb "Richard Armin" unter <rmn@interlog.com>: > Hello, > On full screen view the Stickies menu bar remains visible at times and > has to be hidden (command H) so as not to interfere with the view. > This problem is intermittent and does not occur with other applications. > Graphic Converter 4.4.4 OS 10.2.4. > > Thankyou, > Richard Armin What happens with the current 4.6? Thorsten

[John S. McLachlan]

Well, to file under 'be as quick to compliment as to complain', There a new feature in 4.6 I find really spiffy... While doing slideshow, if you select to transfer to a new folder, and the file name exists already, you are now shown the image you want to save, plus the 'existing' file contents. Easy way to tell if you have the same copy of a file, or two different files with the same file name very nice - J -- -------------- John McLachlan Draper Laboratory Cambridge, MA 02139-3563 jmclachlan@draper.com http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/johnmc ----------------------------------- Imagine a whole pack of penguins; ready to explore your brain