I reinstalled with the configuration files set to the user folders. Still no TaskBarBar. If I change the name of TaskBarBar to something else, I can see the bar (as a floating bar) and it works correctly. When I change the name back to TaskBarBar, the bar disappears, so PPro clearly recognizes that it's a special case. But it doesn't show up in the list of toolbars on the taskbar.
I tried this on my xp box and it worked there, so I think I'm doing the right steps. > 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). All of the above work. Some of them didn't seem to work at first, and I would try something else and then come back to it and it would work. Probably just a mistake in my setup, but perhaps there is some flakiness there. Once I got it working it seemed reliable, though, so probably just operator error. For the last one, just to be clear, I attached "*keys abc" to a button. This works fine, when I click the button the keys get sent to Notepad (or whatever window is active). I'm not sure what you mean by "send sa 'abc'". Was that just a typo, or is there some "sa" option I don't know about? One thing you might want to mention somewhere, is that vista users need to download and install WinHelp from microsoft. WinHelp is not installed by default on vista, and since your help file is winhelp format, you need to get winhelp installed to be able to see help. Of course putting this in the help file won't be much help -- maybe the readme?
