brucexs wrote:
> pproconf.exe which allows you to gray-check "use last
> button for active setup" which you need to do if you want to override
> commands for tray buttons. LastActiveHandle is set to window
so I have overridden the left/right single/double click actions with
these idioms
LCmd1=.IfDoubleClick("trayicon.rightdouble
(lastactivehandle)","trayicon.right(lastactivehandle)")
RCmd1=.IfDoubleClick("trayicon.rightdouble
(lastactivehandle)","trayicon.right(lastactivehandle)")
and they work really great, now pprotray icons can mimic windows tray
icons completely, and do much more as well!
Some glitches:
pproconf.exe: the tooltip "use last button for active setup" says you
can override _middle_ and right buttons, should say _left_ and right.
The icon for the F-Prot antivirus gets repainted in a strange way upon a
series of leftdouble clicks. with windows tray it toggles the icon from
an "AV enabled" to an "AV disabled" status. with pprotray sometimes the
"AV disabled" icon is replaced by a generic window icon, I don't know
where that's coming from. In case you want to reproduce, F-Prot for
windows is trialware, installs and uninstalls very cleanly. The
component in question is F-StopW.
Finally an icon that continues to give me grief is CLCL (see one of my
posts from yesterday). It just isn't picked up from the beginning. I
start it as a user startup folder item, as I do for powerpro. pptray
starts in winlogon.
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