Jul 30, '02 09:06:10AM • Contributed by: nostrilious
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Resize iTunes3 windows without realtime updates
Jul 30, '02 09:06:10AM • Contributed by: nostrilious
As everyone knows, iTunes 3 comes with live window resizing. Some people might not like this for speed reasons. However, if you hold down command while dragging the resize widget, you'll get the old "window outline" resize from the previous two versions.
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This is Weird
Mine works the opposite. I only get live updateing when I press command. Is there a way to switch this? I would like to have live updqateing like everyone else. Also can anyone tell me why mine works the complete opposite as evryone else?
This is Weird
My iBook 700 does the same thing. I have a feeling it checks the specs on your mac and decides which mode to use as default based on whether your Mac is fast enough or not. My best guess is that it is enabled on G4 Macs and disabled on G3s. Or it may look at clock speed. Can anyone confirm this? Let us know what model you use and how iTunes reacts on your Mac.
G4/350...
Uses live resizing by default, but should probably use outline resizing :-).
G4/550
Tibook 550, uses live resizing by default, but I would like it to do outline option.
G4/466
Uses live resizing by default
G3/233
Outline resizing by default on my computer and live resizing with command key.
600 mhz ibook
600 mhz ibook. I can understand the reasoning for this but I would rather have the option in the preferances rather having apple decide weather or not my computer is capable of live window resizing.
More tips like these in 'Help' menu
When you're in iTunes, this tip and a whole bunch of others is listed in the 'Help' menu tab, under Keyboard Shortcuts.
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