afx wrote:Exactly one....
You can only detach the complete tool panel, but neither the browser nor the thumbs. And for max use of a second screen, being able to detach not the complete tool panel but individual tool tabs would be the optimal solution (Bibble 4 did that...)
As I said in my OP "if I use the History, Filter or Layers, these appear on the second screen and while I am Cropping, its Panel appears there". I make that 5 including the Tools Panel - all the clutter that obscures the Preview Image
I don't know what Bibble 4 had, but it sounds good...
Tadjio -
How, exactly, do you detach the entire tool panel in ASP? Nevermind - I just figured it out (had to check "float tool panel" in View. I'll try this out see if it makes the program feel any better for me.
dburton wrote:Tadjio -
How, exactly, do you detach the entire tool panel in ASP? Nevermind - I just figured it out (had to check "float tool panel" in View. I'll try this out see if it makes the program feel any better for me.
DJB
"Does this address your concern or did I miss your point entirely?"
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dburton wrote:Tadjio -
How, exactly, do you detach the entire tool panel in ASP? Nevermind - I just figured it out (had to check "float tool panel" in View. I'll try this out see if it makes the program feel any better for me.
DJB
"Does this address your concern or did I miss your point entirely?"
Touche. Learning in a hurry can be embarrassing. Oh, well.
I just bought a graphics card capable of displaying on 3 monitors at once and found this post while browsing the forum for information on how to take advantage of it with ASP (er... forget the 3rd monitor : quite useless for me ).
I'm somehow disappointed that it isn't possible to have the picture displayed on its whole on the second display while other tools and thumbnails stay on the main (or vice-versa).
For me, just being able to detach the tools pannel isn't that useful : I never used this before, and I don't think I'll ever do it some day. Rather (un)mask the pannels when needed and use shortcuts.