Sorry for the lack of better explanation, two disadvantages
against you;
I'm a beginner and English is not my native language. :)
So, now that I said that, let me try again.
I gave the exename as an example, so that you could see immediate results, then
upon your desired results, you could build a better config, reading the Help
file "Caption Lists" that I pointed.
What works best for you, is your choice. Like I said, play with it.
If you have smoother results that way, you should pick that option instead.
As for your second doubt,
If you use =exename it will only match wrong process if there's
two programs with the same exename.
Obviously, any instance that you run with that exename will trigger the autorun
label.
Since you said that you didn't care at all for the other apps, I suggested that
method.
If by any instance, you have two apps with the same exename, then you could
match process by specific captions to trigger the autorun labels.
If even that would be prone to wrong matches, then you could
use a handle or classname.
So, lets say you want several labels to act as triggers to the same exename,
but with different actions:
-> match= $myfile.txt - Notepad
-> win traymin autorun
-> match= $c:\config.ini - Notepad
-> win.maximize("autorun")
-> match= $r=,*snippets.*Notepad
-> win.ontop("autorun")
I hope you understood.
If not, please ask for a better clarification to a more experienced PowerPro
user.
