Windows Preference Tool
Use the Windows preference tool to customize window behavior for the
Oracle Solaris Desktop.
The following table lists the windows preferences that you can modify.
Table 24 Windows Preferences
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Select windows when the mouse moves over them
| Gives focus to a window when you point to the window. The window retains
focus until you point to another window.
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Raise selected windows after an interval
| Raises windows a short time after the window receives focus.
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Interval before raising
| Specifies the interval to wait before raising a window that has received
focus.
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Double-click titlebar to perform this action
| Determines the behavior that occurs when you double-click a window titlebar.
Select one of the following options:
Maximize – Maximizes the window.
Maximize Vertically – Maximizes the window vertically
without changing its width.
Maximize Horizontally – Maximizes the window horizontally
without changing its height.
Minimize – Minimizes the window.
Roll up – Rolls up the window so that only the titlebar
is displayed.
None – Does nothing.
If a window is already maximized or rolled up, double-clicking on the
titlebar will return it to its normal state.
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To move a window, press and hold this key then grab the window
| Specifies the key to press and hold when you drag a window to move the
window.
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Note - You can modify the position of the Control, Alt, and Super keys
on the keyboard in the Keyboard Layout Options dialog. For more information,
see
Keyboard Layout Options.