4.8. Occupy Workspace and Occupy Page

This tool dialog is called from the left titlebar button 1 Window Operations Menu as "Occupy Workspace" or "Occupy Page". Or from Meta+Space key for Workspace and Alt+Space for Page key combinations from the window context. Occupy tool is the extended (for FVWM pages) version of the same CDE dialog and it sends selected window to a workspace or page selected from the list, or it can make it sticky across workspaces and/or pages with All Workspaces or All Pages checkbox pressed in. One addition here is the checkbox Go With the Window; when checked, makes NsCDE to change a current workspace and/or page and go with the window, or where window was sent. Radio buttons Workspaces: and Pages: are changing the current context of operation between workspaces and pages, which is visually also manifested in the main list as the names of either workspaces or pages. If called as "Occupy Workspace", pages can also be selected and changed by switching this context with this buttons or with the Space key shortcut. OK performs an action, Dismiss quits Occupy tool without action taken.

On the upper left part of the window there are two buttons with labels Workspaces and Pages. When either one or another selection is changed from the current state, that is, state of the workspace and page on which window context was when Occupy is called, there will appear an ASCII asterisk (*) symbol at the end of the label. This means selection is changed, and this is visible for workspaces even when pages are on the selection list and/or vice versa. If selection is changed back again to state of page and/or workspace which was initial, asterisk will disappear, but will again appear when this selection is changed to some other choice again. That way, orientation of what was touched can be known.

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