> The wait trick works wonderfully, but this way the window flashes
> briefly before PP takes it away to the tray. I thought that maybe I can
> launch it hidden so it doesn't flash and then minimize to the tray the
> hidden window. Can this be done, or it has to be shown prior to
> minimizing to the tray?

It is important to note that PowerPro does not actually control the other 
window.  It can only make requests by sending messages through the system, 
messages that the other window is free to ignore.  

So the answer to your question is likely not.



> 
> Also, I have a keystroke set to display this app's window (which is
> minimized to the tray). I use "window show =takenote" to be triggered by

=xxx matches the first top level window of the program.  It may not be the one 
you want -- some programs use off screen windows or zero-sized windows.  If you 
can specify your target window by a caption or class name, that may work better.




> has the focus in it. How can I mimic this? Which is the proper command
> to show a trayminned window? "window minrestore =takenote" doesn't show
> the window for some reason.
>

Try window show

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