On Sun, 09 Aug 2009 20:16:02 -0000
"brucexs" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Works for me for simple apps like notepad. For others, try putting commands
> like the following in "more commands" to overcome timing issues
> wait.for(1000, activewindow("=firefox"))
> window traymin active
> which works for me for firefix.
> You may have to adjust 1000.
>
Hi, Bruce.
Thanks for answering. Minimize to tray at startup by setting it in the
"Edit list item" combo doesn't work for me even with Notepad.
The wait trick works wonderfully, but this way the window flashes
briefly before PP takes it away to the tray. I thought that maybe I can
launch it hidden so it doesn't flash and then minimize to the tray the
hidden window. Can this be done, or it has to be shown prior to
minimizing to the tray?
Also, I have a keystroke set to display this app's window (which is
minimized to the tray). I use "window show =takenote" to be triggered by
the keystroke. With this command the window shows, but it is unfocused.
I noticed that the apps minimized to the tray by PP have a menu handled
by PP, and when I select the "Restore" command in it the window shows and
has the focus in it. How can I mimic this? Which is the proper command
to show a trayminned window? "window minrestore =takenote" doesn't show
the window for some reason.
Thanks again :D
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Rutheford E. Wayne-Smith <[email protected]>
