Perfect solution. Works like a charm. (The other rather simple - but not as user friendly - solution is to set the Transparent property on the Bar tab of the Command list properties in the 200 range. It makes the bar barely visible. I then changed the "Own hover face color" and "Own hover text color" so that it can be clearly seen when hovering over. When you do the screenshot, Irfanview doesn't seem to pick-up the bar at all.)
Thanks for your excellent and concise help. Dave --- In [email protected], "quantiworks" <quanticwo...@...> wrote: > > "david.sotropa" wrote: > > Hi david, > > until someone posts a more elaborate method, here's a simple > script that will do it. > > ------script start------ > > Bar.Close("yourbarname") > Wait.For(500) > Do("C:/Program Files/IrfanView/i_view32.exe", "/capture=0") > Wait.For(2000) > Bar.Show("yourbarname") > > ------script end------ > > within your text editor, save it as somename.powerpro > place it in PowerPro\scripts folder > and then in Configure|Commanlists > yourbar > add your script in the "Enter command" box like this: > > .filename > and apply > > or if you wish, you can do it all in the Configure commandlist: > > "Enter command": *Exec > "Action": MoreCommandsAsScript > "Enter more commands": > Bar.Close("yourbarname") > Wait.For(500) > Do("C:/Program Files/IrfanView/i_view32.exe", "/capture=0") > Wait.For(2000) > Bar.Show("yourbarname") > > hope it helps >
