There used to be a Widgets Manager but it was a widget itself and thus became part of the problem! Widgent you know it!
The problem is knowing widget way to go when managing your widgets. Some widgets are larger than others and are known as widegets. These should be avoided. Others, while being the normal widget size, have a greater depth. These are known as wadegets and are very technical and confusing. You can soon find yourself in over you head if you have too many of them. The type of widget most suited to your 12" iBook are the very small ones, known as midgets! There are also some that appear from a Top Hat along with a white rabbit. These are madget widgets and are likely to disappear, and reappear, when you least expect it. Most widgets are produced in a factory in Widgetah, KS but there are a few small production shops around the country.
I usually use the X to control which widgets I have on my screen at any one time. Hit the X and Pooof, it has gone. Pull up what you need from the widget store at the bottom of the screen.
It would be nice to have an app that would allow you to group widgets, like fonts, and control which group was on screen at any one time. Check the OS X software site at Apple.
Hope this helps, widget won't. ![]()
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Is it possible to have too many widgets?
More importantly... how do I fit all my widgets onto the 12 inch screen of my iBook?
As a middle aged school kid in graphics tech, I am seeing all these different widgets that I want to try out (color pickers, re-sizers, code checkers, etc). But my screen is already full of things like world clocks and the sun lit earth to keep me from calling friends around the globe at 3:00 am... along with more necessary stuff like english to pirate translators, iStat pro and gas price trackers.
Any tips and solutions to managing my widgets so they don't take up my screen? Any widgets designed to manage my widgets?
Or do I need to start looking for a WA meeting? (Widgets Anonymous)
merci, danke, thanks alot.
grim

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