Hi again,
using this script in the preopenstack script, it is working, and allows
minimizing from the taskbar:
set the windowshape of this stack to 0
set the windowshape of this stack to 4475
set the decorations of this stack to "maximize,minimize,close"
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 11:26
actually, hang on.
this is happening after I manually set the decorations to:
maximize,minimize,close
I will do some more experimenting with the preopenstack script.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 11:24 PM, Jonathan Lynch
wrote:
> I am able to do that.
>
> Specifically, if I have the taskbar list all
I am able to do that.
Specifically, if I have the taskbar list all icons side by side, then, if I
click on the application, which is running from the 4.0 development
environment, it will bring the application to the front. If I click on the
application icon in the taskbar again, it will minimize t
Jonathan, are you able to minimize the stack from the taskbar? In my Q&D
limited testing here, minimizing doesn't seem to work unless it's done from
a script in the stack, and even then, the stack just hides. But it does get
listed in the taskbar, which is good.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Di
What I did works for that.
At least, it has so far.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 9:09 PM, Shao Sean wrote:
> Perhaps an external that makes use of the SetWindowsHookEx function can
> restore the taskbar functionality to stacks with custom shapes..
>
>
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Perhaps an external that makes use of the SetWindowsHookEx function
can restore the taskbar functionality to stacks with custom shapes..
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I seem to have found a solution, although there is something that i am
missing, because it usually works, but not always`. This is similar to what
Andy did (thanks, Andy), but it is in the preopenstack script and changes
the decorations and windowshape in script.
This might work:
*set* the window
Hi Scott, thanks for your reply.
It makes sense, and I might do this. It seems so lame to me that we would be
forced into doing this. It works fine with 2.6.1, so it should work fine
with later versions.
I'll play around with it and see if I can come up with a solution similar to
what you describ
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Hi Jonathan:
The only way I've ever been able to get around this in my projects is to use
an additional "normal" topLevel stack that appears offscreen and acts as a
"proxy" for the application. Maybe there's another option but I've never
seen one.
If you really want to be thorough, you should kn
Hi Everyone,
I am using Rev 4.0.
When I set the window shape of a stack, thus removing the system frame from
the stack, I encounter a problem. The stack takes on its new shape without
difficulty, but it is no longer visible in the menu that arises when I use
alt+tab to switch between applications
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