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The current version is still pretty incomplete and ugly as sin.

Lines-of-code is a poor metric of productivity, but I can say that I've cranked out about 20k lines worth since October.

Setting a deadline to try and light a fire under my ass has really been effective.I've finally got my universe built, and I'm mixing ingredients at this point. Carl Sagan famously said that if you want to make an apple pie from scratch, first you have to create the universe.I even alluded to not hitting it in the last post.

This is only the case for the Resize Left/Up feature, while its Resize Right/Down function behaves as expected with unresizable windows.Yeah, I did. Instead of resizing the current window to the left or up, it moves the window in any direction with the selected amount of pixels. When you work with a window that can't be resized, activating MercuryMover's Resize Left/Up function has the same effects as the Move feature. While testing MercuryMover with different programs, I noticed an odd reaction of the application.

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So, if you were thinking of forcing the process of resizing windows with this small tool, you will end up very disappointed. For example, you can't change the dimension of iTunes' main window to a smaller size than 700 x 400 pixels. MercuryMover resizes application windows to the smallest dimension allowed. It won't work with windows that don't permit you to move or resize them. MercuryMover is merely a time saving application. There's no need for you to specify data for all the fields: Width, Height, Left and Top just fill in the fields that you want to change. Just enter your preferred hot key and the window's target size and position. The best feature of MercuryMover is the possibility to create custom size and position shortcuts. In this case, MercuryMover is the simplest way to restore windows to their normal places. MercuryMover proves to be very useful every time a program, mostly a game, changes the position of all the opened windows and creates a stack of windows in the upper left corner of the screen. I usually work with many windows of different applications placed all over the screen. You can always undo or redo your last command with the help of the same hot keys that you surely have used in other applications before: Command-z and Command-Shift-z. The basic functions of MercuryMover include the possibility to maximize your current window using only a keyboard shortcut and place the window in the center of the screen just as easy. The default keyboard shortcuts can be easily modified just by clicking in the corresponding field and typing the new hot key. There are three ways to activate MercuryMover, one for each of the basic functionalities of the application: Move (Command-Ctrl-Up), Resize Right/Down (Command-Ctrl-Right) and Resize Left/Up (Command-Ctrl-Left). The Configuration pane of MercuryMover is very intuitive, allowing you to change the program's default keyboard shortcuts. To be able to run MercuryMover, you need to activate the 'Access for assistive devices' option in the Universal Access preference pane. MercuryMover's main purpose is to help you keep your hands on the keyboard without reaching for the mouse every single minute. The application is simple and very easy to use, but it requires you to be very well acquainted with working with the keyboard.

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The default configuration of the hot keys is logical and very easy to memorize even for a budding Mac user, so you may not even have to change the shortcuts. The simplicity of the program also makes it intuitive and very easy to customize: you only have to change the default keyboard shortcuts to the ones you want and choose the appropriate action for each given modifier key. The interface of the application consists of the two configuration tabs available in the Preference pane and the floating window that appears when you activate MercuryMover. MercuryMover is a preference pane that you can access and customize from the System Preferences window. If memorizing a few hot keys and applying them is easier than reaching for the mouse to perform a certain action, MercuryMover may be the perfect system enhancing utility for you. MercuryMover is a small utility that allows you to move and resize windows directly from your keyboard.

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If you prefer using the keyboard instead of a mouse or if you're a busy developer who doesn't have the time it takes to move your hands between the keyboard and the mouse, the guys at Helium Foot Software created MercuryMover just for you.

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