fred14

fred14

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I purged, rebooted, freshly downloaded Groupy, installed it, & rebooted. The behavior of a group containing Acrobat Pro DC is the same as before: Acrobat locks up the group when maximized & behaves normally when not maximized. Thanks for the suggestion!

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I have trouble with a Group which includes Adobe Acrobat if the window is maximized. If the window is not maximized, the Group behaves as desired, that is, I can switch between apps in the group and the Windows cursor behaves normally. If the window is maximized, the cursor typically locks up, and I can't switch to another app in the group. Sometimes using Window Detective to set WIN_EX_APPWINDOW causes the cursor to resume normal behavior. <span style="font-size: 16px; background-col

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See Post #1 in thread: When I add Acrobat to a group, the cursor freezes, the app doesn't dock into the Group & I can't switch to another app in the group. winver = 21H2 22000.675 Groupy = 1.50 Acrobat Pro = 2022.001.20117

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I've had more experience with the window styles of Acrobat. The WS_EX_APPWINDOW style resets to off soon after I set it to on. It won't stay on.

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Groupy works better if I use Windows Detective to set WS_EX_APPWINDOW on the main Acrobat window. However, the WS_EX_APPWINDOW attributes reverts to unset whenever the computer returns from hibernation or reboots.

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When I add Acrobat to a group, the cursor freezes, the app doesn't dock into the Group & I can't switch to another app in the group. winver = 21H2 22000.675 Groupy = 1.50 Acrobat Pro = 2022.001.20117 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LH9qWX4aBUt81-zYXON1-Thx9Uy2iPC3/view?usp=sharing

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My experience of Win 10 and Win 11 with the native taskbar is different from yours. You say, "the icons on the taskbar relate to the windows on that desktop only." In my experience of Win 10 & 11, the icons in the taskbar remain the same regardless of which desktop is active. Hence in native Windows, following the setup which I mentioned in my original post, when the "mail" desktop is active, I can see the icon for the Python IDE in the taskbar and can switch to the "Python" desktop by cl

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