WindowDepth.preferences Version 1.1 1999/05/01 WindowDepth.preferences is a Preferences.app module that lets you tinker with the maximum window depth of applications. It requires NeXTSTEP 3.0 or higher. It comes with the source code, but is also compiled for those without a development system. TO INSTALL WITHOUT COMPILING: Install the contents of WindowDepth.pkg to one of the following directories: ~/Library/Preferences /LocalLibrary/Preferences (default) TO RECOMPILE AND INSTALL: Change into the WindowDepth folder and type "make INSTALLDIR=path install" where path is one of those listed above. This bundle can only be recompiled on a NEXTSTEP developer system, not on OPENSTEP. You should quit and restart Preferences.app for it to load the new module. The module contains online instructions. This program and source code are Copyright (c) 1992 by NightShade Software. You may freely use and distribute the program and source code. Gary Ritchie [obsolete email address omitted] OPENSTEP support, UI and extensive source code overhaul by Tom Hageman Version History: 1.1 (May 1999) - public release. 1.0.6 beta (April 1999) - augmented Up/Down Arrow key navigation: Up/Down select the previous/next cell without wraparound; [Shift] Up/Down Arrow select to the previous/next cell with window-depth definitions; [Alternate] and [Control] Up/Down select the first/last cell. (both are provided since on Intel, with NeXTXyzzy keyboard mapping, the [Alt]-arrow keys produce rubbish characters - probably because Alt was remapped to the Control key, that produced the same rubbish in combination with the arrow keys...) - in the app browser, an `o' is shown at the right if it is an OPENSTEP default, and `n,o' if both NEXTSTEP and OPENSTEP versions exist(ed) for the app. (NEXTSTEP-only defaults are not marked.) 1.0.5 beta (March 1999) - yet another UI overhaul. Add incremental search and arrow key support to navigate the application browser, and a way to add new applications. - keyboard browser navigation features: - standard Up/Down Arrow key selection. - incremental search: typing into the associated text field selects the next best matching cell in the browser. - completion: the Escape key completes whetever is in the text field from the currently selected cell in the browser. 1.0-trh1 (November 1997) - OPENSTEP defaults support and UI overhaul. 1.0 (November 28, 1992) - original release.