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My favorite mode of using AD is separated.  It provides several handy benefits such as having 2 or more separate images next to each other visible at the same time.  Or even better 2 or more views of the same image all visible and active.  I often have one view of the majority of the image and two other views zoomed into different areas of the image.  I can change one area and see the effect on other areas immediately, without zooming out then having to zoom back in.  Extremely handy.

 

About the only thing I don't like is every time I open an image, it comes up using about 20% of the screen, so the first thing I have to do is resize the screen and then cmd+0 to fit the image to the screen.  I size the image so that it just fits between all the panels, with nothing covered.  Just like in non-Separated mode.

 

I don't like using the new Yosemite full screen mode for normal work (clicking the green dot) because it places the panels over the image.  Only 1 image at a time can be seen.  And it does weird things with just a change to another application and back.

 

Likewise the alt-green dot (old full screen mode) places the panels over the image.  And only allows 1 image on the screen at a time.

 

What I would like to see is either have AD allow a preference of the screen size and image position for when images are opened or created.  Or a keyboard shortcut that would resize the screen to use all available space between the panels.  Also something like a Tile selection that would split the usable area into 2 or more areas would be handy.

 

Thank you.

iMac (27-inch, Late 2009) with macOS Sierra

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