--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I should be able to duplicate with IE this but I have not been able
> to. To make sure I understand what you are doing to make it fail
> with (say) IE, can you check these steps:
>
> 1. You put =iexplore on list of windows to appear on all desktops.
> Are you using = form or *caption* form? Try with = form.
>
> 2. You minimize IE somehow. How do you minimize? With _ in caption?
>
> 3. You move to another desktop. IE shows up in the active bar but
> not if you do window.show("menu")
>
> Is this an exact description of what you are doing?
No. With IE I see the problem without even it being a sticky window!
1. Start IE . It shows up on alt-tab / active windows bar as well as
the RMB menu.
2. Iconify IE (either using _ in caption, or a hotkey that issues the
command window.min_("active").
3. IE still shows up in alt-tab and active windows bar, but not on RMB
menu.
If I make IE a sticky windows, by putting =iexplore on list of windows
to appear on all desktops. And then:
1. Start IE.
2. Move to another desktop.
3. Minimize IE. It shows in alt-tab and active windows bar, but not on
RMB menu.
- Haider
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