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Try it with a custom Terminal!
Your instructions don't work for me. When I open VisorTerminal.app, it has no dock icon, no application menubar, and no trace in the Tab-switcher. This makes it impossible to activate the modified Visor.bundle.
Try it with a custom Terminal!
That's the point of the VisorTerminal tip. It's to have a duplicate copy of the Terminal always running in the background without taking up space in your dock. Visor won't run by itself; you need to have Terminal running first. If you're not the type who has Terminal running 24/7, it's handy to have the transparent VisorTerminal always accessible through Visor by hitting the hot key without having to start Terminal first.
Try it with a custom Terminal!
You're not grokking what I'm saying.
Try it with a custom Terminal!
Hi, I've not gone through the above instructions, but I've succeded using the instructions below. With those instructions the small dropdown-menu appears as usual.
http://blog.bitxtender.com/2006/11/04/the-perfect-visor/ ~ Jørgen |
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