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Before you enable a custom workspace, enable Custom Workspace and restart Captivate.
You can create a custom workspace by rearranging and resizing document windows and panels. You can save the customized workspaces and switch between them.
Some things you can do:
- Rearrange document windows
- Move, dock, and undock panels
- Add and remove panels from docks
- Resize panels
- Collapse and expand panel icons
After you make your customizations, you can save your workspace by clicking Window > Workspace > New Workspace. Type a name for the new workspace, and click OK.
For more information on custom workspaces, see Customizing the workspace.
Before you enable a custom workspace, enable Custom Workspace and restart Captivate.
You can create a custom workspace by rearranging and resizing document windows and panels. You can save the customized workspaces and switch between them.
Some things you can do:
- Rearrange document windows
- Move, dock, and undock panels
- Add and remove panels from docks
- Resize panels
- Collapse and expand panel icons
After you make your customizations, you can save your workspace by clicking Window > Workspace > New Workspace. Type a name for the new workspace, and click OK.
For more information on custom workspaces, see Customizing the workspace.
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Missing is the mentioning that when cleaning Preferences, you lose lot of customisation and have to be prepared to set them up again. I blogged about that a while ago to explain where all custom items are stored on the system and how you can restore them after clearing Preferences:
http://blog.lilybiri.com/cativate-8-dot-0-1-install-keep-your-customisation
I didn’t know that such a possibility exists. Worth trying 🙂
I spent at least one hour trying to move my windows and create a custom workspace. I expected Captivate to act like other Creative Cloud apps. My suggestion would be to have custom workspaces and panels undocking on by default.
