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Traffic light buttons to small to click
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<blockquote data-quote="Logan" data-source="post: 242173"><p>That's normal. When you move your mouse anywhere near the traffic lights all 3 light up as your icon shows. Hold down the left button to see if you're clicking accurately or not.</p><p></p><p>I've discovered: Maximizing windows on OS X kind of sucks anyways, due to the larger dock. If I need to resize the window, I use the bottom right's "triple mark triangle" to resize, along with dragging around the title bar. Minimizing is REALLY simple, just double click the title bar. Closing isn't guarenteed if you press the "X". Example, Safari you press the red X. The application is still running! Just the window closes. So if I need to close an app, I usually right click the task on the dock and close it that way. Or I go to the application's menu (to the right of the apple on your top left corner of screen) and go to Quit.</p><p></p><p>So in the end, I don't even use the traffic lights.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Logan, post: 242173"] That's normal. When you move your mouse anywhere near the traffic lights all 3 light up as your icon shows. Hold down the left button to see if you're clicking accurately or not. I've discovered: Maximizing windows on OS X kind of sucks anyways, due to the larger dock. If I need to resize the window, I use the bottom right's "triple mark triangle" to resize, along with dragging around the title bar. Minimizing is REALLY simple, just double click the title bar. Closing isn't guarenteed if you press the "X". Example, Safari you press the red X. The application is still running! Just the window closes. So if I need to close an app, I usually right click the task on the dock and close it that way. Or I go to the application's menu (to the right of the apple on your top left corner of screen) and go to Quit. So in the end, I don't even use the traffic lights. [/QUOTE]
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