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Window type hints for the toolbox and the docks

The choices you make here determine how the Toolbox, and the docks that hold dialogs, will be treated. You have three possibilities for them:

• If you choose Normal Window, they will be treated like any other windows.

• If you choose Utility Window, the reduce button in the title bar is absent and the docks will remain permanently on your screen.

  Рисунок 15.87. Utility window title bar

  

  Normal title bar

  

  The title bar in a utility window

  
  

• If you choose Keep above, they will be kept in front of every other window at all times.

Note that changes you make here will not take effect until the next time you start GIMP.

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Activate the focused image

Normally, when you focus an image window (usually indicated by a change in the color of the frame), it becomes the «active image» for GIMP, and therefore the target for any image-related actions you perform. Some people, though, prefer to set up their window managers such that any window entered by the pointer is automatically focused. If you do this, you may find that it is inconvenient for focused images to automatically become active, and may be happier if you uncheck this option.

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Save window positions on exit

If this option is checked, the next time you start GIMP, you will see the same set of dialog windows, in the same positions they occupied when you last exited.

Save Window Positions Now

This button is only useful if «Save window positions on exit» is unchecked. It allows you to set up your windows they way you like, click the button, and then have them come up in that arrangement each time you start GIMP.

Reset Saved Window Positions to Default Values

If you decide that you are unhappy with the arrangement of windows you have saved, and would rather go back to the default arrangement than spend time moving them around, you can do so by pressing this button.