Re: Move it to the back

This shouldn't be done ? Why's that ? This is mostly my opinion. I believe it 's not recommended in the Apple Interface Guidelines. I =20 don't know if I'm right, but this approach seems disapointing (I'd =20 like to do that sometimes, but it's not "classic"). First, you have to take

Re: Move it to the back

On Aug 4, 2006, at 3:29 PM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote: Le 4 août 06 à 20:47 Soir, Eric Richards a écrit: If you mean "put all other applications in front of your", then the =20 only way is to bring every other application to the front , like this: tell application "System Events" --or "Find

Re: Move it to the back

Le 4 août 06 à 20:47 Soir, Eric Richards a écrit: If you mean "put all other applications in front of your", then the =20 only way is to bring every other application to the front , like this: tell application "System Events" --or "Finder" for MacOS 9 set i to every process whose

Re: Move it to the back

If you mean "put all other applications in front of your", then the =20 only way is to bring every other application to the front , like this: tell application "System Events" --or "Finder" for MacOS 9 set i to every process whose frontmost is false set c to 1 repeat

Re: Move it to the back

Hi, It depends of what you mean by "send to the back". If you mean "hide the application", like when you choose the "Hide apple script. For MacOS X: tell application "System Events" set i to first process whose frontmost is true set visible of i to false end tell For MacOS 9:

Move it to the back

Hi - How do I send my app to the back, for Os 9 & 10, with Rb tripple 5 ? Thanks Eric ___ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: Search the archives of this list here: