New Leopard Build Introduces New Feature, Tweaks

“The workflow for creating Dashboard Web Clips has changed. Instead of having to first open Dashboard, users can now create Web Clips directly within Safari.”

That's not a change. That was the behavior that Jobs demonstrated in the keynote; he made a point of showing off the Web Clip button in Safari's toolbar.

William Beem - Um, mighty mouse, dude...

I highly doubt this is it. Why would apple show their cards now? I know we are all dying to see what features they are keeping secret, but all this stuff will be the interesting stuff steve will have no time to talk about during the keynote. We won't see the BIG new stuff coming till January, not in any builds till after Mac world. This being said I like these little features.

Liquidmark - I think Mr Lizard means in the Open Dialogue box, not just in finder.

Mr Lizard - I feel your pain, but I have been using Adobe Bridge for a lot of my workflow and thankfully, that's one of Bridge's features. You can switch to the Adobe Dialogue when you open a file in any adobe program. There's a button labeled "Use Adobe Dialogue" when you hit Command - O.

Okay, an option to have a different placement for spotlight input. Options are good, at least. I guess I can stick with Quicksilver, since it does things better, IMHO.

Better?

"if only they moved the spotlight window to the middle of the screen"

No. Please no.

Check Appleinsider's explanations.

Leopard should only ask "the first time" a drive is attached if you want it to be used for time machine.

These are welcome features. Now, if only they moved the spotlight window to the middle of the screen, like quicksilver, I would be happy. I don't focus well on the top right corner when quickly searching or launching an app.

I'm still missing secret slides that blow me away. This has a pretty big 'meh' factor.

Umm i dont think much has changed and i think i knew they cahnged most of them things ages ago But anyway it was ok :)

Quicklook has been in Leopard Developer Previews since WWDC Day 1 and is even mentioned in the Mac OS X Leopard Spotlight Page as an extension to Spotlight...

http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/spotlight.html

" now i totally misread this title as 'New feature, Tweaks' and was thinking 'wow, i wonder what 'Tweaks' might be'"

Me too, could have been better worded. :3