Scott Rossi wrote:
But the (minor) problem arises when the user *doesn't* use the stack's minimize button and instead clicks the stack's icon button in the taskbar. The first click makes the proxy stack active; then the second click actually does the minimizing. So it's not that this arrangement doesn't work at all -- it's just that the first taskbar click doesn't do anything (as far as the user knows) so the minimize behavior appears to be buggy.
Can you trap that in a resumeStack handler located in the proxy? On resumeStack, do the same actions that would happen if they'd clicked the minimze button in the modeless stack.
And check this out: since Vista displays thumbnail representations of open applications above the taskbar, I have to create a snapshot in my proxy stack of the real stack's current screen every time it changes, so that the taskbar thumbnail is accurate. I hate jumping through these hoops.
What a mess. I'd forgotten about the trick in the bug report #6235. I guess I'd try that first, apparently it worked in a few cases. If it doesn't, try resumestack.
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