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10.7 All the Little Things!

C64 said:
Could someone post a screenshot of the Save As... dialog in Lion — for example when you right-click an image in Safari and choose "Save Image As...". Does it include e.g. the ability to change the size of the icons when in icon view?
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If you pinch out in the icon view the icons get bigger for me, if thats what you're asking.
 
Is Spaces buggy as hell in Lion like it was in Snow Leopard?

I mean does it constantly and completely screw up with apps like Bridge CS5, Flash CS5 and Photoshop CS5?
 
quick question... and its a silly one, but i can't figure this out for the life of me for the past 20 minutes. how do you edit folder names in mission control? is something simple that im overlooking or is it something like editing an xml file?

thanks for your times guys and i don't mean to thread jack... didn't want to start a new thread for something so trivial.
 
invalidsession said:
quick question... and its a silly one, but i can't figure this out for the life of me for the past 20 minutes. how do you edit folder names in mission control? is something simple that im overlooking or is it something like editing an xml file?

thanks for your times guys and i don't mean to thread jack... didn't want to start a new thread for something so trivial.
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Do you mean Launchpad? If so click on the folder, it opens. Click on its name and change it.
 
invalidsession said:
sorry... yes, launchpad. i tried that and it doesn't seem to be working. :confused:
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A bug maybe. It should highlight blue and just allow you to type another name.
 

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mrapplegate said:
A bug maybe. It should highlight blue and just allow you to type another name.
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thanks for taking the time to reply and post a screen shot. its so strange... i open it and click and nothing. i even tried holding down the click (as if i was on iOS) and the icons start shaking but still can't edit the folders name. i really thought i was missing something here. ill mess around with it some more.

again thanks for your help. i really appreciate it.
 
invalidsession said:
thanks for taking the time to reply and post a screen shot. its so strange... i open it and click and nothing. i even tried holding down the click (as if i was on iOS) and the icons start shaking but still can't edit the folders name. i really thought i was missing something here. ill mess around with it some more.

again thanks for your help. i really appreciate it.
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You're welcome. Perhaps try another user, maybe it is just one user that can't rename the folders.
 
mrapplegate said:
You're welcome. Perhaps try another user, maybe it is just one user that can't rename the folders.
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a second reboot and it works now... i really thought i was getting dumb for a minute. hahaha!

how do i give you rep points or thank you points on this forum? lol
 
Probably already mentioned in the thread, but Quicktime X now supports .FLV files....
 
Is Mission Control buggy? Does going into Mission Control seem fluid without any frames freezing or lagging?
 
C64 said:
Could someone post a screenshot of the Save As... dialog in Lion — for example when you right-click an image in Safari and choose "Save Image As...". Does it include e.g. the ability to change the size of the icons when in icon view?
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In Snow Leopard you can do this by clicking on the Icon View Toolbar Icon for about half a second. Can someone check if that's still possible in Lion?
 
DeckMan said:
In Snow Leopard you can do this by clicking on the Icon View Toolbar Icon for about half a second. Can someone check if that's still possible in Lion?
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Can someone also check if the icon spacing in the Save As dialog is fixed? In Snow Leopard, icons were spaced waaaay too far from each other, regardless of their size.
 
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