Track Pane Question

[Astraios]

Hi,

any idea how to blend out those little nerving menues in the lower section?

[Billy86]

2 hours ago, Astra-Ios said:

Hi,

any idea how to blend out those little nerving menues in the lower section?

“Blend out”? Do you mean close? Click the X. 

[Astraios]

No,no - I don't want to close the the behind stuff, but I don't want these pavings on my screen, covering functions and buttons I need to operate ?

[Billy86]

I recognize the PRV icon. You can dock the PRV in the multi-dock and have quick access to it. Not sure what the other two items are. I have a second monitor, so I drag things over there to get them out of the way.

[Arjan M]

I think it's a bug - a minimized floating window appears as a little title bar on in the bottom left corner of other windows like PRV. It's so annoying that I don't minimize floating windows anymore.

Edited May 28, 2020 by ArjanM

[John Vere]

The Virtual Controller doesn't seem to dock but I just drag it to the bottom and plunk it along side my Tabs. 

 

[Astraios]

?

Edited May 31, 2020 by Astra-Ios

[Astraios]

On 5/28/2020 at 7:13 PM, Billy86 said:

I recognize the PRV icon. You can dock the PRV in the multi-dock and have quick access to it. Not sure what the other two items are. I have a second monitor, so I drag things over there to get them out of the way.

My workflow depends on floating windows (useally multidock/prv/console and sometimes more, like atc or synthrack), My multidock shows up with a shortcut connection.

[Starship Krupa]

There are only two ways that I know of to make those minimized windows go away: either click on their X's to close them entirely or open them and drag them to the Multidock. Well, a third is drag them to another monitor, if you have another monitor.

All Cakewalk views are just a keystroke to open, if they're in your way just close them.

[Astraios]

5 hours ago, Starship Krupa said:

There are only two ways that I know of to make those minimized windows go away: either click on their X's to close them entirely or open them and drag them to the Multidock. Well, a third is drag them to another monitor, if you have another monitor.

All Cakewalk views are just a keystroke to open, if they're in your way just close them.

... and here is a "third" way to do it (Actual Title Buttons software makes it happen...)  See the difference between minus and dot?

https://www.actualtools.com/titlebuttons/

 

Edited May 30, 2020 by Astra-Ios