On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 17:21:25 +0000
mockey_a <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
#>> Well, the "Max" part works OK, regardless of where I put the mouse
#>> cursor (it has some glitches with toolbars, but it is only minor
#>> annoyance).
#> Which app is it you're using? For The MDI-apps I tested it works
#> like Sean describes it. Have to put the mouse over the caption to
#> maximize it. The caption (or the frame the caption belongs to) has
#> a different handle as the window content and only this can be
#> maximized.
I am testing on EditPlus. "*window max under" maximizes windows
perfectly, regardless of cursor position.
#>> I don't see how such a script would work?
#> Maybe something like this?
Well... but this only works if I normalize the window immediately
after maximizing it - if I try to maxNormal another window in between,
it won't do.
But I guess I could make something which would compare window handles
to decide what to do. Still won't be perfect, but should work
reasonably. Thanks for the idea :-)
Still, it would be nicer if "*window MaxNormal undex" worked with MDI
applications :-)
--
Best wishes,
Slawomir Nowaczyk
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