> Yep, I had found that option, but I could never get into the 'feel' of > using it, I much preferred the old Windows ctrl+c and ctrl+v (neither > of which work in CMD). The only problem I found with Paul's suggestion > is that the copy and mark buttons do not work. The bar gets attached > to the window fine (though it disappears if you minise the CMD window > and then bring the CMD window back again),
I've noticed that also, but I seem to recall PP having trouble with Cmd boxes anyway. I don't see this behavior with any other like bars I have. > and paste seems to work > (though there is a glitch - you can see when you use it, a small menu > appearing in the corner of the CMD window - just like if you click on > the icon in the top left of the window), That's not really a glitch, it's a feature ;). Basically what I was doing was to send the keystrokes that would run the system menu (upper left icon menu) to select Edit, then either copy, paste, or mark. Depending on how fast things are moving, you may or may not see the menu flash. > but mark just types an 'm' > into the command line, and copy just types a y into the command line. > Changing Copy from y to ctrl+c doesn't work either, because CMD > doesn't use ctrl+c or ctrl+v. Did you replace the entire string in the Command edit box with the y and m? I only meant you should replace the last character, leaving the Keys and the %[space] intact . I liked it so much, I kept the resulting bar. I exported it, and pasted below, if you want to try again. I use XP, but I can't imagine the keystrokes are different, although you never know. And I've replaced the text in my example with icons. Paul ----------------- [DOS Cmd Box:Properties] Format1 = IconSize: 16 Position: RightCaption Format2 = MaxText: 531 Format3 = Flat TopMost Border Tooltips AllVDesks 3DFrame AutoShowBar Format4 = TextCenter BarSize [1] Label = Icons LCmd1 = *Format LParam1 = Context =cmd MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) [2] Tooltip = Mark Icon =C:\WINDOWS\system32\shell32.dll,99 LCmd1 = *Keys LParam1 = % ek MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) [3] Tooltip = Copy Icon =C:\WINDOWS\system32\shell32.dll,54 LCmd1 = *Keys LParam1 = % ey MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) [4] Tooltip = Paste Icon =C:\WINDOWS\system32\shell32.dll,134 LCmd1 = *Keys LParam1 = % ep MCmd1 = (none) RCmd1 = (none) ----------------- Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org 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/
