From: syneryder@NOSPAM.namesuppressed.com   
      
   In article <08Gmb.30159$Tr4.58094@attbi_s03>, wove@mchsi.com says...   
   > That is one very cool feature of the new MacOS X 10.3. Hard to describe   
   > easily, but it is a very interesting way to manage a couple dozen windows   
   > on a system that really has only one screen.   
   >   
   > With BeOS all the windows are available from the application menu, but this   
   > presents a visual representation of all open but hidden windows and allows   
   > the user to bring the desired one right to the front.   
   >   
   > Perhaps some hardcore Be programer will figure out how to do that for us.   
      
   My understanding is it uses 3D hardware acceleration.  Each application   
   window is applied as a texture to some simple shapes, so that you can   
   move the windows around and resize them onscreen very quickly without   
   slowing down the rendering of each window.  I haven't played with the   
   Expose feature on OS X yet, nor am I hardcore Mac or Be programmer yet,   
   that's just my understanding from what I've read (in case it helps anyone   
   to code this).   
      
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