Command H hides the palettes...

I have been wondering why Command-H does not hide Adobe Muse.
I finally have found that Command-H hides the pallets. I wish Adobe followed Apple conventions and would allow at least a preference to hide Adobe Muse when typing Command-H.

Not by me. I'm abusing it liberally to get "Live Previews" on the iPad.
Bob Levine wrote:
It's incredibly useful and horribly underused.
btw... for anyone wondering, this trick is the ideal way to test Retina graphics on an iPad whilst working on a sub-retina Macbook. This was how I found about Air Display last year, before the Retina Macbook came out.
But it's just as useful with a Retina Macbook as you get to test right to the edge, how a layout looks, on the device.
It ALMOST makes putting up with Illustrator's foibles tolerable.
Adobe, please, please, please, increase the thread priority and threading of Illustrator. I don't mind if every other program becomes inoperable, I just want game like responsiveness when moving graphics around.
If games can do it, dynamically, live, in 3D, using the full 2880x1800, with dynamic UI's over the top, and polyphonic, 5.1 surround sound, why can't Illustrator push a few 2D pixels around fluidly?
This also applies to InDesign.

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Attach Image:
[Image T.Code|http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/eab3b6a03c.jpg]
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