--- In [email protected], "quantiworks" <quanticwo...@...> wrote: > > 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. >
Thanks for your help. The smoothness of the response was a red herring. Seems like one is smooth the rest not no matter how you label, window name or filename. I suspect it is the fact it opens 3 windows at once and PPro only deals with one before giving control back. I had a look at taskix, thanks for the recommendation. Taskbar shuffle is slightly better for me in that in automatically groups buttons for me so mostly I don't have to manually shuffle.
