--- In [email protected], "quantiworks" <quanticwo...@...> wrote:
>
> check Help file for: "auto run when a window opens"
> steps:
>
> Create a commandlist called: "AutoRun"
>
> [1]
> Label = $=msgviewer
> LCmd1 = win.traymin("AutoRun")
> MCmd1 = (none)
> RCmd1 = (none)
>
> [2]
> Label = $=appbridge
> LCmd1 = win.hide("AutoRun")
> MCmd1 = (none)
> RCmd1 = (none)
>
> the names I provided above is an example, put the real exename in there w/o
> the .exe
> then, Configure > Command Lists | Setup > Special Lists ! Open:
> in the dropdown, select "AutoRun" and apply.
>
> Also, PowerPro can group several windows in the taskbar.
> Configure > Command Lists | Setup > All Bars | "windows to show on active
> bars"
> in the dropdown, select "1 per exe file"
> Rearranging them AFAIK, not possible, however, if you do need to use such a
> feature I recommend Taskix, smaller than Taskbar Shuffle but does only that,
> google it...
>
Thanks for that. I made an autorun.ini with the above with the right names and
tried import from text file. PPro moaned about no properties so I exported
snippets and copied properties for that. Then it imported ok.
So =name defines file name rather than window caption. And $ means not a
dialog window, if I read this right.
I decided to traymin all including the app bridge. All the other windows now
traymin when opened so that's good :-). The app bridge does not though. Any
ideas why that might be? I tried making the label the window name but that
didn't work either.
Also, I don't understand the logic of win.traymin("AutoRun"), why is traymin
being passed autorun and not the window name or exe name?
