Mike, Thank you so much for the reply. Looking back on it, this was really a dumb mistake. Tom S.
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I'd like to configure my desktops such that I can open particular program on particular desktops. For instance, maybe I'd like all email and news associated programs to open on desktop two in responce to a key binding or click. Is there a way to do this? While I'm at it, is there a way to configure a key combination to send a window to a particular desktop? Thanks, Tom S.
Hi. I've got some experience with VBScipt but I' realatively new to scipting for DesktopX so bear with me, here. I'm trying to set up script code which will bring an object to the to of the Z-order upon pressing a hot key. Here's my code: --------- 'Called when the script is executed Sub Object_OnScriptEnter Set form=Desktopx.CreateForm form.AddPreference("Hotkey") form.Preference("Hotkey").Type="hotkey" form.Preference("Hotkey").Caption="Hotke
Can you post a screenshot of what you have? OK, let's try that again. Functionality to imitate: CDE Bar Quick and dirty solution with two bars in parallel that I want to group together: Double Bar Tom S.
Can you post a screenshot of what you have? Sure thing. Here's the functionality I'm trying to imitate (quick and dirty): and here's my quick and dirty solution: Tom S.
OK, I'm pretty new to all of this so bear with me if this is basic. 1) I'm looking for a theme which resembles the Common Desktop Environment for Unix: WWW Link I did a search for it on Wincustomize but really didn't find anything too much like it. 2) Failing that I decided to create an object which liiks much like the Dock/Bar at the bottom using DesktopX. I actually don't mind doi
OK, I'm pretty new to all of this so bear with me if this is basic. 1) I'm looking for a theme which resembles the Common Desktop Environment for Unix: WWW Link WWW Link I did a search for it on Wincustomize but really didn't find anything too much like it. 2) Failing that I decided to create an object whic