> > I think this is a great functionality for Powerpro. In fact, I had > tried Barnacle first and was somwhat pleased (but it didn't work for > Indesign CS2 - it just made a mess) so I kept searching until I found > Powerpro. To have toolbars in InDesign and Photoshop is my greatest > need for Powerpro. And in CS3 you can set absolutely anything to a key > command, so you can make a toolbar for anything in CS3 using Powerpro.
I am not surprised this does not work for some apps as it uses a bit of a hack. If those apps for which it does not work allow you to create a customize toolbars, then you might want to try Sheri's idea (suggested for firefox). - create a toolbar using the app but don't put any buttons on it or if you have to put one, put something you don't care about. - create a powerpro bar in the left caption positon and then use the vertical offset in powerpro to move it down over the blank toolbar
