I am switching from windows to a mac and having trouble organizing multiple application "windows" on the mac. I am trying to run Dreamweaver and Photoshop on the same screen. When I use Dreamweaver under windows, i set up my workspace but the whole program is encapsulated in a bounded window. So when I run another application, I can put that in its own window and run them side by side on a large screen monitor.
However, when I run Dreamweaver on the mac, i can't see how I can "encapsulate" all of the panels and doc window inside one object so that I can move the whole "window" to one side and open another window with a different application in it.
Maybe it is different on the mac, but I am wondering how to run two application in side by side windows together so that I can see all of an application - including the doc window, the toolbars, the panels in one "object" so that I an easily see and copy and paste items from one program "window" to the other.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mark
http://www.macworld.com/article/2021488/about-mission-control.html
"Spaces" lets you have multiple desktops for multiple applications. You could put Dreamweaver in one "space" and Photoshop in another. Then you can switch between them using spaces.
If you have multi-touch gestures enabled on your touchpad you can change spaces with a four finger swipe of the touchpad.