Setting this setting to 'Use Width' will tell miniMIZE to use the 'Size' setting for width
of the thumbnail and that it should calculate the height of the thumbnail.
Setting this setting to 'Use Height' will tell miniMIZE to use the 'Size' setting for the
height of the thumbnail and that it should calculate the width of the thumbnail.
Setting this setting to 'Smart Sizing' will tell miniMIZE to use the 'Size' setting for
whichever of the dimensions is the largest and to calculate the other dimension. This
allows miniMIZE to keep all the thumbnails in proportion to one another despite the
size and shape of the window.
· Default Level - This setting allows you to control the window level (position
of the
thumbnail in the Z-order) at which all thumbnails will be when they are created. The can
be either always on top ('Pin To Top'), normal ('Normal') or always on bottom ('Pin To
Desktop').
· Opacity - The opacity that all thumbnails will have when they are created.
· Flash Color - Because miniMIZE is acting in a similar way to the Windows
taskbar, it
needs a way to communicate to you that a window is attempting to get your attention.
The standard Windows taskbar flashes the button. In a similar way, miniMIZE flashes an
outline on the thumbnail that is attempting to attract your attention. This setting sets the
color of the outline.
· Show Application Icons On Thumbnail - This setting allows you to turn
off the icons
that are drawn on the thumbnails.
Once you have setup the way you want your thumbnails to be drawn, clicking Ok will close
the dialog.
Copyright (c) 2005 Stephen Kew