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10.5: Use Spaces in 'at a glance' mode
Authored by: daveedvdv on Wed, Nov 14 2007 at 8:46AM PST

Note that this allows more than just viewing.

Say you're editing some email, and you have a browser window in another space that has some info you want to crib from: Hold F8, drag the browser window into your current space, and release F8. Very fluid. When you're done, you can then use the same procedure to get that browser window "out of the way".

Because of the automatic space switching I still consider Spaces a UI falure, but this "top view" aspect of it is very nice.