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phkiefer | 3 Jan 2012 12:41
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Auto-hide bar when all its buttons hidden

Is there a simple way of doing this, either via *Contextif or from a monitor commandlist / script? Only way I
can see is via a for... loop.

You might think that the bar is de-facto hidden when there aren't any buttons, but a little dot is still left
on the screen in that case.

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brucexs | 3 Jan 2012 13:30
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Re: Auto-hide bar when all its buttons hidden


Bars are windows with captions set to the corresponding command list name, so maybe a contextif to hide the
bar if its window is less than a certain size. (win.width("barname")).

Not tested.

An event or timer checking the same property should also work.

--- In power-pro@..., "phkiefer" <philippkiefer <at> ...> wrote:
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> Is there a simple way of doing this, either via *Contextif or from a monitor commandlist / script? Only way I
can see is via a for... loop.
> 
> You might think that the bar is de-facto hidden when there aren't any buttons, but a little dot is still left
on the screen in that case.
>

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phkiefer | 3 Jan 2012 22:30
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Re: Auto-hide bar when all its buttons hidden

Thanks, that worked.

--- In power-pro@..., "brucexs" <brucexs <at> ...> wrote:
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> 
> Bars are windows with captions set to the corresponding command list name, so maybe a contextif to hide the
bar if its window is less than a certain size. (win.width("barname")).
> 
> Not tested.
> 
> An event or timer checking the same property should also work.
> 
> 
> --- In power-pro@..., "phkiefer" <philippkiefer <at> > wrote:
> >
> > Is there a simple way of doing this, either via *Contextif or from a monitor commandlist / script? Only way
I can see is via a for... loop.
> > 
> > You might think that the bar is de-facto hidden when there aren't any buttons, but a little dot is still
left on the screen in that case.
> >
>

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phkiefer | 7 Jan 2012 22:42
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File path from external app as script argument puzzler - REWARD!

This is driving me nuts: I'm calling a PPro script from Total Commander like this: f:\Program Files\PowerPro\powerpro.exe
.test(%P%N) . So TC passes a file path to my script. The script then does this: win.debug(arg(1),arg(2)).

For f:\test.txt I get an error message:
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PowerPro
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Bad expression:  invalid operator at
:\test.txt)
.test(f:\test.txt)
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OK   
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Okay, so I change TC's command line to .test("%P%N") - output:
f:	est.txt, i.e. PPro has replaced \t with a tab

Okay, so I change TC's CL to .test(?"%P%N") - output:
f:\test.txt
Heureka!

But now let's take the file "f:\test space.txt" - output:
error message:
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PowerPro
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Bad expression:  invalid operator at
f:\test space.txt"")
.test(?""f:\test space.txt"")
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Detlef | 8 Jan 2012 09:51
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Re: File path from external app as script argument puzzler - REWARD!

could you please try the following:

--> change TC's CL to .test(?~%P%N~)

The your script should receive the file path exactly like TC is passing it. If you want to eliminate possible
leading or trailing quotation marks (") you can use the powerpro-trim-command like:

local l_arg1 = trim(arg(1),?~"~,3)
local l_arg2 = trim(arg(2),?~"~,3)
win.debug(l_arg1,l_arg2)

hope this helps

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phkiefer | 8 Jan 2012 13:15
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Re: File path from external app as script argument puzzler - REWARD!

Excellent. I could have sworn I tried that, but at least it works now.

Thanks a lot

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> could you please try the following:
> 
> --> change TC's CL to .test(?~%P%N~)
> 
> The your script should receive the file path exactly like TC is passing it. If you want to eliminate
possible leading or trailing quotation marks (") you can use the powerpro-trim-command like:
> 
> local l_arg1 = trim(arg(1),?~"~,3)
> local l_arg2 = trim(arg(2),?~"~,3)
> win.debug(l_arg1,l_arg2)
> 
> hope this helps
>

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Peter Meyns | 8 Jan 2012 18:33

PPro on Vista

Hi folks,

I have a notebook running Vista since a couple of years. In the
beginning I installed PPro 4.8 and used the configuration of my PC
which runs XP. It didn't work completely, but for the most important
tasks it did.

Now I installed PPro 4.9 with Vista support. I learned that it has to
be run in admin mode. It works better now than before, especially the
taskbar. But it also means that all applications started from PPro run
with admin privileges too. How do I prevent this? Probably something
can be added to the command starting a program, but I have no idea
what it is. Can anybody help me?

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Thanks in advance
Peter

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brucexs | 9 Jan 2012 01:42
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Re: PPro on Vista

Look for checkbox "run as normal user" beneath the command line.  Only  works for exe files.

--- In power-pro@..., Peter Meyns <lists <at> ...> wrote:
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> Hi folks,
> 
> I have a notebook running Vista since a couple of years. In the
> beginning I installed PPro 4.8 and used the configuration of my PC
> which runs XP. It didn't work completely, but for the most important
> tasks it did.
> 
> Now I installed PPro 4.9 with Vista support. I learned that it has to
> be run in admin mode. It works better now than before, especially the
> taskbar. But it also means that all applications started from PPro run
> with admin privileges too. How do I prevent this? Probably something
> can be added to the command starting a program, but I have no idea
> what it is. Can anybody help me?
> 
> -- 
> Thanks in advance
> Peter
> 
> Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.
> Albert Einstein
>

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Peter Meyns | 10 Jan 2012 19:05

Re: Re: PPro on Vista

On  Mon, 09 Jan 2012 00:42:09 -0000GMT (09.01.2012, 01:42 +0100GMT here),
brucexs wrote:

[how to run applications in user mode on Vista]

b> Look for checkbox "run as normal user" beneath the command line.
b> Only works for exe files.

Thank you Bruce, I should have seen that myself, but I didn't.

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Daniel ô¿ô | 11 Jan 2012 01:20
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Create/Record Macros??? PLEASE HELP!!

Sorry but I am totally new to all of this and am in desperate need of some
help...can someone tell me the "Making Macros for Dummies" way to create/record
a macro in this??

What Im trying to do is decrease a very tedious workload I have wherein I need
to copy a line of numbers in Excel then paste them in a webbrowser then tab
through spaces and press enter then back for another line on Excel...Id like to
automate the4 entire process which is actually about 30 key strokes and totaling
over 1,000 lines in Excel so you can see why it would be tedious.

ANY help at all with this would be greatly appreciated as I need to get this
work done this week!!

Here are the key strokes I currently have to use...

The process requires me to click into a cell in excel and then Ctrl+ C to copy the number in it...
then alt + tab to switch to the web browser...
Then Alt + B...
Then Ctrl +2
Then tab 3 times to the correct space...
then ctrl + V to past number I got from excel..
then enter...
Then tab twice...
Then enter...
Then Alt + Tab to go back to Excel...
Then click up key to the next cell...
Then Ctrl + C...
to begin the process again. 
This is done approx 1,000 times
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