Just a suggestion: why not use a preference file that keeps the last
placement of the message box (if the coordinates are coherent with the
screen size) ?
The same method can be used for the tools, ...
H. Chaudet
I need to open a local url in a browser under windows. I've tried the
solution previously proposed :
on launchBrowser theURL
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put empty into theTitle
if NT is in the systemVersion then
set the shellCommand to cmd.exe
put quote quote into theTitle
Le vendredi, 17 jan 2003, à 10:43 Europe/Paris,
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Herve,
I use the same function and it works like a charm...
Is your url correct?
The syntax of the url is the same as shown in the url field of explorer
when I open the file directly in it. Ex: C:\xxx\yyy.html
Le vendredi, 17 jan 2003, à 12:18 Europe/Paris, thierry Douez a écrit :
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