Small Screen

Small Screen 1.3 -- December 4, 1996 On a sufficiently large screen, Small Screen shows the boundaries of one or more smaller screens. It is useful for testing whether something would fit on a small screen. Small Screen is not an extension but an ordinary application. It occupies only a small memory partition (45 K) and can usually be left running all the time. Contrary to tools like MiniScreen by Morgan Davis, Small Screen does not simulate a small screen, it just shows its boundary (or several boundaries) while leaving the full screen available. This is sufficient for many purposes, and much more comfortable -- just make it a startup appli- cation and forget it, it will be there whenever you need it. Version 1.3 now saves the settings in a preferences file (finally!) and adds the capability to make the screen boundaries float on top of other windows even while the program runs in the background. This is KindWare(tm) -- a gift to the whole of MacKind(tm). Enjoy, share, and be kind(tm) to one another. Daniel Schaerer schaerer@ifi.unizh.ch