>Tom Hall wrote:
> > I want the PP alarm window to simply appear, on top of all other
> > windows, and not to grab focus. Is this possible?
>
>
>Did you try the autorun method?
>
>Make a new command list called autorun.
>Make an item in it with name: PowerPro Alarm
>Left command: *keys %{tab}
>In pproconf, Command Lists, Setup, Special Lists, use the
>dropdown labelled "Open: use this list to run commands when
>a new window opens..." to select your autorun command list.
>
>When tested here, that returns focus to the previous window
>whenever a new window is created with title PowerPro Alarm.
>Therefore the Alarm window doesn't respond to keystrokes.
Powerpro alarms do not have a title "PowerPro Alarm" so there's no
way I know of uniquely identifying an alarm window when it opens. An
alarm when triggered here produces a window with the title equal to
the alarm's text. I tested your suggestion with an alarm titled
"Test" and it did not work.
This behavior is apparently not affected by using the "cursor to
button except" feature in pproconf.
I don't see how your suggestion could possibly work unless you set an
alarm beginning with the text "PowerPro Alarm". I use a variety of
alarms throughout the day to remind me of various things that I need
to do. It occurs to me that in order for your approach to work, I
would have to begin EVERY alarm with the text "PowerPro Alarm"
Tom
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