OG4 nits and...

[Ken Case]

On Aug 30, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Wayne Brissette wrote:
> I worry a bit about how many floating palettes get tucked into a  
> design. I spend most of my time working with OG on a 14-in iBook.  
> My screen gets very cluttered and hard to use with floating  
> palettes hanging around and getting in my way. I suspect I'm not  
> the only person who struggles with screen real estate, so I can  
> only hope that OG remains usable on a 14-in screen.

OmniGraffle 4 is designed to be much more usable on a small screen  
than OmniGraffle 3 was:  we took eighteen separate floating inspector  
windows and consolidated them into three floating windows with  
multiple panes.  (I use OmniGraffle on a 12" PowerBook, and I  
certainly find OmniGraffle 4 to be much more usable than 3 was on its  
small screen.)

(For those lucky enough to have a 30" cinema display, it's still  
possible to open multiple panes in each floating window:  just drag  
across more than one pane at a time, or command-click on individual  
panes to pick and choose whether each is open or closed.)

                 Ken