On Wednesday 31 Dec 2014 01:31:54 Dave wrote:
> Should have read further down before my last reply. Looks like you're
> playing around with window switcher already.
>
> OK, you may want to try removing the "warp mouse while selecting" option.
> That's probably responsible for the selection behaviour you're observing.
>
> Basic explanation:
> - Original order: A, B, C, D, E
> - Press Alt-Tab.
> Selection order on screen: A, B (selected), C, D, E.
> Underlying order changed to B, A, C, D, E.
> This order applies if you press Alt-Tab from scratch.
> - Hold Alt, press Tab.
> Selection order on screen: A, B, C (selected), D, E.
> Underlying order: C, B, A, D, E.
>
> ... and so on. Follow it to its logical conclusion, and you'll get that
> order which you're seeing. The "warp mouse while selecting" should
> hopefully prevent the underlying order being changed, until you actually
> let go of Alt.
>
> Cheers,
> dave.k
I fixed it - it wasn't the Window Switcher settings that controlled which
windows were placed at the top of the Alt+Tab list. I went to:
Settings/Windows/Window List Menu/Sort Order
and selected 'Most Recently Used'.
Previously it was set at 'None', which I think is the default.
--
Regards,
Mick
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