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To install, download and open the linked to zip files. Copy the files in the zip files into My Documents\Libronix DLS\CustomToolbars. Restart Libronix if it is already running. You should now have the toolbars available when you right click on the toolbar docking area. I generally prefer to detach the Resize toolbar (click and drag it off the toolbar docking area), opening it with the button on the Stacked Windows toolbar. |
Jeff's Stacked Windows and Resize ToolbarsThe Stacked Windows toolbar is intended to help the user to managed tabbed groups of windows. This The tabbed windows feature must be enabled in Libronix by going to Tools => Options => Power Tools Options => Stacked Window Tabs and checking the Use Stacked WIndow Tabs checkbox. This feature causes windows in the same location and of the same size to be switched between by way of tabs at the bottom of the window. To install these tool bars, download this zip file and copy the contents of it to "My Documents\Libronix DLS\CustomToolbars".
The basic work-flow idea of the two modes is to first create a group out of a stack of windows approximately placed, then to add other windows to the group individually.
In the picture of "Jeff's Resize" above, the top row controls horizontal size and location of the active window and the bottom row controls the vertical size and location. Factoring it like this reduces the bewildering number of buttons that would be needed to achieve all possible permutations. Each row is divided into three groups. The first group has a single button that resizes the window to the full width or height. The second group of buttons sets the size and location in increments of 1/4th of the screen width/height. The final group sets the size and location in increments of 1/3rd of the screen width/height. Acknowledgements: These buttons and scripts build upon various buttons and scripts that have been posted by Andrew McKenzie. |
Jeff's Custom ToolbarThis toolbar replaces the Standard toolbar. It is designed to optimize my preferred workflow, and will probably not satisfy anyone else.
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