If you right click an app from the dock ou can assign it to a single desktop or all desktos, just like you old do with spaces in snow leopard. The only one I have issues with is getting the same finder in all desktops, I seem to always have if fervent ones in each desktop still.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "pierrehaberer" <ph@...> wrote:
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> Yep they changed Spaces, but it's not entirely bad: open Mission Control and then drag the window of the application you want to the + sign (top right or top left depending on your setup). It creates a new Space in which you can host your application. Then you can change between Spaces with 4 fingers on the trackpad (pretty neat) or using the CTRL key, combined with the arrows or the numbers. When you restart your computer, it remembers how many spaces you created.
> Another neat feature added to the new Spaces is that each Space can have a different wallpaper.
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> But what I miss is the ability to assign a Space to an application in the System Preferences - as it was possible on Snow Leopard. On my MacBookAir, I have Mail in Space 1, Safari in 2, word processor in 3 and 4 is for the odd application I need. But each time you open an application, it defaults to Space 1, and then you have to manually drag it to Space 4. A bit annoying.
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> Spaces is great on a machine with little screen estate. But I don't really see the point on an Avid setup with several monitors.
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> Pierre
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Christopher Pitbladdo <avid@> wrote:
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> > It's Spaces that I really miss. It gave me six, totally independent desktops! It was like running six computers on one Mac!
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> > Now it's been superseded by Mission Control, with one big jumbled desktop.
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> > CP
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