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dleepenn
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I've posted this problem before and have gotten no real answer. I love SPACES. It allows me to isolate important apps to specific screens and I find it very easy to switch between apps with this. It is almost better than having multiple monitors.
But, everything will be working just fine until I launch LightRoom. I'm also suspicious of Photoshop CS4, but spend little time in that app anymore.
With normal, functioning apps, I can use the COMMAND-TAB key to select the app that I want to switch to. It does not matter which SPACES window the app is running on and it will simply switch to the appropriate screen without a problem. As soon as I run LR, this no longer works properly. What is really strange is that the LR top menu will come up, but the actual application window will not come up. If I force a switch to the appropriate screen directly, the application working screens will come up; tho not always (very weird behavior frankly).
COMMAND-TAB does rotate between the running apps just like it is supposed to, its that when LR is selected, it does not properly switch screens like it should. What gives with this? Any fix?
Lee
But, everything will be working just fine until I launch LightRoom. I'm also suspicious of Photoshop CS4, but spend little time in that app anymore.
With normal, functioning apps, I can use the COMMAND-TAB key to select the app that I want to switch to. It does not matter which SPACES window the app is running on and it will simply switch to the appropriate screen without a problem. As soon as I run LR, this no longer works properly. What is really strange is that the LR top menu will come up, but the actual application window will not come up. If I force a switch to the appropriate screen directly, the application working screens will come up; tho not always (very weird behavior frankly).
COMMAND-TAB does rotate between the running apps just like it is supposed to, its that when LR is selected, it does not properly switch screens like it should. What gives with this? Any fix?
Lee
