--- I wrote:
> I think I read somewhere that you wish to toggle the clock's
> visibility? If so, have you considered closing down ClocX if it is
> running and invoking it if not?
--- Ben wrote:
> That sounds good. How might I do that?
Please save the following lines to a file under PowerPro's Scripts
folder, changing the path to ClocX if necessary:
; --- script starts here
If(AnyWindow("=ClocX")) Do
Window.PostMessage("WM_COMMAND 1 0 =ClocX")
Else
"C:\Program Files\ClocX\ClocX.exe"
EndIf
; script ends here
And assuming that you have named the file ToggleClocX.PowerPro or
ToggleClocX.txt, you can assign the following command to a hotkey or
bar button:
.ToggleClocX
--
Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v3.8.19 / Windows XP
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