SVD and Java based programs can be troublesome

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I use 2 programs that do not behave well with SVD. They are Amibroker and ZeroLineTrader, 2 trading software packages. If I open a dialog box for either of these (say to set parameters for a price chart or to alter trading strategies) and close the dialog and then move off to another desktop, when I return to their desktop, the dialogs are once again open. With Amibroker I can close the dialog normally (and the splash screen which also opens back up), however, with ZLT I can not close the dialog(s), although I can open and close a new one, which also opens again after a switch of desktops. Eventually, I get so many open dialogs that I shut ZLT down and restart the process anew. Both of these programs connect to a broker through a java based portal. Any thoughts vis-a-vis a remedy?
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
in svd configure - exclusions - i find 3 java exes excluded and a box marked to hide replicas of excluded apps

would that have a bearing?
Reply #2 from Stardock Forums Top
Aha, yes. That seems to have done the trick. Thank you.    One other off topic question. How do I put a CR/LF in this reply? I have tried Enter, Ctl-Enter, Alt-Enter and Ctl-Alt-Enter, all to no avail. Very odd.   
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
How do I put a CR/LF in this reply? I


Carriage Return/??...?



You mean spacing/line breaks?


I just hit enter. If you're using either the WC browser or SDC, that function doesn't seem to work. Zubaz posted something... I think it was ctrl+m, but don't quote me...
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
the troll is correct  [ctrl]-[M] will act like a line break
Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top


I rememberd sumtin
Reply #6 from Stardock Forums Top
Let's give it a try in SDC.

Ctl-m works like a charm.

Many thanks.
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