XYPosition für Mac
Finde die Bildschirmkoordinaten deines Mauszeigers (Beta).
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XYPosition Überblick
XYPosition ist eine leichte Anwendung, um Positionen auf dem Bildschirm zu erhalten. Sie zeigt die Position des Mauszeigers in der Menüleiste an. Du kannst den Ursprung auf Oben links oder Unten rechts ändern.
Um Koordinaten in die Zwischenablage zu kopieren, drücke einfach die Tastenkombination cmd+Return. Das kopiert die Position in die Zwischenablage im Format z.B. x:993 y:498.
Um den Ursprung auf die Position des Cursors zu setzen, drücke einfach cmd+Rechte Pfeiltaste. Wenn du den Ursprung festlegst, wechselst du in den Größenmodus und das Drücken der Tastenkombination cmd+Return kopiert den Ursprung und die Größe in die Zwischenablage z.B. x:656 y:466 h:30 w:35. Du kannst den Text für die Zwischenablage ändern oder die Hotkeys ändern: klicke einfach auf Einstellungen, um XYPosition in jedem Detail anzupassen.
Was ist neu in Version 1.0.1
Version 1.0.1:
- Kleinere Fehlerbehebungen.
XYPosition für Mac
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Aug 23, 2011
Version: 1.0b
Sorry for all the comment entries here. MacUpdate was giving me fits telling me that something was "undefined" when I submitted those comments. I assumed that the comment didn't get posted. Clearly they did. :) And apparently, I can't delete them myself.
Aug 23, 2011
Version: 1.0b
App has root level access!? I don't like applications that don't install correctly. The app should not have permissions set to "system". That is reserved for Apple and the Mac App Store.
(OK, MacUpdate seems to have issues of it's own. I told it to post a "troubleshooting" entry at first, but it wound up posting a review. This comment is correct and MU gave me the option to set the kind of comment. ... Weird)
Aug 23, 2011
Version: 1.0b
App has root level access!? I don't like applications that don't install correctly. The app should not have permissions set to "system". That is reserved for Apple and the Mac App Store.
(OK, MacUpdate seems to have issues of it's own. I told it to post a "troubleshooting" entry at first, but it wound up posting a review. This comment is correct and MU gave me the option to set the kind of comment. ... Weird)
Aug 23, 2011
Version: 1.0b
App has root level access!? I don't like applications that don't install correctly. The app should not have permissions set to "system". That is reserved for Apple and the Mac App Store.
(OK, MacUpdate seems to have issues of it's own. I told it to post a "troubleshooting" entry at first, but it wound up posting a review. This comment is correct and MU gave me the option to set the kind of comment. ... Weird)
Aug 23, 2011
Version: 1.0b
App has root level access!? I don't like applications that don't install correctly. The app should not have permissions set to "system". That is reserved for Apple and the Mac App Store.
(OK, MacUpdate seems to have issues of it's own. I told it to post a "troubleshooting" entry at first, but it wound up posting a review. This comment is correct and MU gave me the option to set the kind of comment. ... Weird)