Unfortunately, Browse Mode doesn't always behave when you try commanding
it through scripting. Even when it does, it may kick itself back on
without your consent. You might trying altering the AutoLoad status instead:
ActiveSettings.Verbosity.BrowseMode.Miscellaneous.AutoLoad = False
Once that's off, Browse Mode should stay off. You can then set it back
to on (or whatever it was before you set it to off) when you want Browse
Mode to become active again.
Aaron
On 4/18/2011 7:36 AM, Bram Duvigneau wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to disable/enable the browse mode from within my script. To
accomplish this, I use the ActiveSettings object and set the browse mode to
False. However, browse mode is not being disabled. I tried this also using
FocusedWindow.Settings, but that gives the same result. If I read the scripting
manual correctly, the ActiveSettings should be readable and writable as well.
Another approach is to send the disable/enable browse mode hotkey, but this has
the disadvantage that I have to check explicitly the browse mode state before
sending the key.
Are there special things I should consider when changing values in the
ActiveSettings object or should I take another approach to disable/enable
browse mode from within my script?
Bram
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