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I don't get Spaces
Assume I have two spaces, I have Finder windows open in both of them. Now I close all Finder windows in space A. Shortly afterwards I decide to open a new Finder window while still in space A by clicking on the Finder icon in the Dock. What happens? I will be transported to Space B which still has Finder windows open.
I don't get Spaces
This behaviour can be switched off in System Preferences > Spaces (last option in the window; at least under 10.6.)
I don't get Spaces
First, in System Preferences->Spaces you can set the number of spaces, the default space applications load, and also configure your mouse to "display" all of the spaces at once. In my case, I configured the side button on my mouse to open spaces. |
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