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How long has iTunes had Windows-style resizing?
Just been messing around today with various player and encoder apps - to test my new CoreDuo 6600 machine (lovely!!) - when I realised that iTunes (V7.3.2.6) has proper Windows-style resizing under XP.
By that I mean, you can resize the iTunes window by clicking and dragging any border or corner, not just by clicking and dragging the bottom-right corner (in Apple Mac style). This, seemingly, is still not possible with QT Player but it is now a feature - and to me a very welcome feature - with iTunes. But, just out of curiosity, does anyone know when Apple implemented this change? |
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