OSX Spaces and Interface RedrawingThis is a discussion on OSX Spaces and Interface Redrawing within the Macromedia Flash forums in Adobe Tools category; Hi There, I just want to verify if anybody is having the same problem as I am. The problem, I think, has to do with OSX's Spaces implementation. When I work, I usually setup Flash to be in a single "Space", Dreamweaver in another "Space", and Illustrator in another "Space". When I switch to the space that has any of this, I find that the interface for that particular program (Flash especially) does not redraw until I click off the part of the interface that does show, then click back on. Or, I have to toggle the paletttes with the ... | ||||||||
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 OSX Spaces and Interface Redrawing Hi There, I just want to verify if anybody is having the same problem as I am. The problem, I think, has to do with OSX's Spaces implementation. When I work, I usually setup Flash to be in a single "Space", Dreamweaver in another "Space", and Illustrator in another "Space". When I switch to the space that has any of this, I find that the interface for that particular program (Flash especially) does not redraw until I click off the part of the interface that does show, then click back on. Or, I have to toggle the paletttes with the Tab key. Does anybody experience this? Thanks!  |
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