> Is there any way, besides converting this to a regular bar (and thus > losing the auto-refresh feature), to make all of the buttons the same > width as the widest button?
Simplest way is to check "Same Size" on Properties | Bars, then set the width of your first button to the max. width you expect to need. They don't auto-size this way, but the bar looks like you want. > Thirdly, when using Virtual Desktops, even with "Show windows from > all desktops on taskbar" checked, I only see the icons from the > current virtual desk in the alt-tab menu. I tried a bar that shows > buttons for active windows, but can't map it to alt-tab. Is there some > way to make the alt-tab menu show all apps? I don't think there's any way to force Windows' Alt-Tab to see the virtual desktops. However, the KeyTrap plug-in will allow you to map your own bar to Alt-Tab; for example, add this to your keytrap.ini: 18,0,0,15,9,0,,Bar show SwapBar,0,1,0,,,,, ..and Alt-Tab will show a bar called SwapBar when you press Alt-Tab (make the 6th field "1" rather than "0" to show it when you press *and release* Alt-Tab). You'll have to work out how to then choose the button you want by tabbing so you don't need a mouse click...but I'm sure it can be done. > Finally, has anyone else had the problem of *Exec Explorer2 My > Computer not working? Explorer2 works for any other folder I try it on, > but when I point it at My Computer, I get a single-paned explorer. My Computer is problematic because it's not a "real" folder. Here's a way to get a two-paned My Computer view, though you may or may not like its side effects: - Open an explorer window and find the "File Types" dialog (it's View | Options | File Types in '98, but Tools | Folder Options | File Types in 2k; don't ask me about XP) - Scroll down until you get to a file type that's just called "Folder" - Highlight it and click the "edit" button in '98 or "advanced" in 2k - You should see "open" and "edit" entries. Hilight "edit" and click "Set Default" - Now, when you click the My Computer icon in your desktop, you should get a 2-pane view. - Next, create a shortcut to My Computer and put it somewhere convenient (I have a Shortcuts folder in my PowerPro folder) - For the PowerPro button that you want to open My Computer, change its command to, e.g., Shortcuts/My Computer.lnk (assuming you just named the shortcut "My Computer" and that it's in a Shortcuts folder within the PowerPro folder). Now this button will open My Computer in two-pane view. Unfortunately, EVERY folder icon that you double-click in Windows (e.g., the desktop My Documents icon, for example) will also open in 2-pane view, since you set that as the default. You may or may not like that. BUT, the PowerPro *Exec Explorer command will still work normally! So, any folder you use *Exec Explorer to open will open in single-pane. --Jon ------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Make a clean sweep of pop-up ads. Yahoo! Companion Toolbar. Now with Pop-Up Blocker. Get it for free! http://us.click.yahoo.com/L5YrjA/eSIIAA/yQLSAA/JV_rlB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
