Thank you very much sgp. I was unaware of win.handle(handle) and 
kept trying to use variations of the raw handle number in the tile 
command. I do have one long script which addresses the primary 
purpose of my project (which I look forward to sharing soon), but 
these little niceties that are just a few lines, I've been putting 
in the pcf. Actually in an earlier version I was using Exec 
MoreCommandsAsScript, but since the command lists work without that 
and seem even to run a little smoother, I took them out. However, I 
do find find it a little bothersome is how the pcf command list 
editor now splits the first line between commands and parameters 
(can't have everything).

Regards,
Sheri (deleting my 0_TEMP file)

--- In [email protected], sgp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sheri wrote:
> 
> >  I really only want to tile with NPHan.
> > 
> > And you can see the Untiling I did.
> > 
> 
> It's nice and it works. I just changed the tiling command to use 
the handle of NPHan instead of the notepad 
> caption which matches all notepads and not just NPHan.
> Take a look at Tile Colums, I left Tile Rows alone but you can 
change it.
> I also added an explicit call to global variables. When you use 
variables inside a command list like that, 
> they can only be global. Powerpro has local and static variables 
as well, but only inside scripts. You could 
> easily turn your command list into a script, by simply copying the 
MoreCommands section into a file, say 
> TileByColumn.powerpro and then replacing the stuff in MoreCommands 
with a call to the script, .
> @TileByColumns.
> 
> Scripts give you several advantages, but the most immediate is 
that you don't have to go in and out of 
> pproconf.exe to make changes to your command list. Just stay in 
your text editor and modify the script.
> 
> I uploaded  to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-
pro/files/0_TEMP_/handleissue.zip
> 
> HTH
> -- sgp
>






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