cocoa gestures
saw this posted over at macosxhints. downloaded it and wow, this is amazing. is this something new? if it is, it is one great addition to os x.
from macosxhints:
As you might have guessed from the name, Cocoa Gestures gives you mouse gestures in any Cocoa application. Installation is trivial (drag a folder to your Library folder), and gestures are then available to any subsequently launched Cocoa programs. Every Cocoa app will have a new Cocoa gestures menu item in its application menu; this is where you set the gestures and the actions they will perform. You start by deciding what modifier key to use with what mouse button, and then you can add and remove gestures from each app's "gestures dictionary." There are pre-defined gestures for many things, and you can add and delete from the list as you like. As an example, up-down-up in Mail is predefined for "New Message." Hold down your modifier key and selected mouse button, and drag up then down then up, and a new message window springs open.
link: <a href="http://www.bitart.com"; target="_blank">http://www.bitart.com</a>;
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from macosxhints:
As you might have guessed from the name, Cocoa Gestures gives you mouse gestures in any Cocoa application. Installation is trivial (drag a folder to your Library folder), and gestures are then available to any subsequently launched Cocoa programs. Every Cocoa app will have a new Cocoa gestures menu item in its application menu; this is where you set the gestures and the actions they will perform. You start by deciding what modifier key to use with what mouse button, and then you can add and remove gestures from each app's "gestures dictionary." There are pre-defined gestures for many things, and you can add and delete from the list as you like. As an example, up-down-up in Mail is predefined for "New Message." Hold down your modifier key and selected mouse button, and drag up then down then up, and a new message window springs open.
link: <a href="http://www.bitart.com"; target="_blank">http://www.bitart.com</a>;
:eek:
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