>> Anyway, I created a bar called TaskbarBar. But it doesn't show up in >> the list of taskbars when I right click on the task bar and select the >> toolbars menu. > >Have you pressed "install taskbar support" on setup, then rebooted?
Yes, I did, should have mentioned that. For what it's worth, I think the button is labeled "Install Taskbar Bar". It's now labeled "Remove Taskbar Bar", which does seem to indicate that I clicked it. :) > I am not sure how much PowerPro functionality you lose by not running > as admin. If you have time to experiment, I would be interested. > > First, you must install so that all the configuration files are _not_ > stored in the program files folder. There is a checkbox on the folder > tab of the installation wizard that puts the configuration files in > the user application folder. OK, I didn't do that, I installed to the common folder. I will uninstall, reinstall, and try that. > Make sure you use also use the shortcuts > created by the installation program to access PowerPro since they will > reference this folder. After install, you can copy any existing > pproconf.pcf to this folder. > > Make sure the install is not running as admin. Not sure what you mean by that. Any install generates a UAC dialog. You can't write to folders under C:\Program Files without elevated privileges. > Some things to try if you have time > - mouse based hot keys > - keyboard hot keys > - tap hot keys > - bumping side of screen to show hidden bar > - macros > - have a *keys to send sa "abc" attached to a button. Start notepad > so it is active, then press the button. Do the keys get sent (this > requires PowerPro to be able to see that Notepad is active when the > button is pressed). I will do some experiments and report back. Chris
