Posted by member 135953 on 2004-04-15 19:41:42 link
thanks for your response Rabid............ trust me us posters are always waiting for you and ilmcuts to check our posts, lol.
Well it seems that when a bang is executed like that opens a window eg !shutdown or even when I had icondesk module and double clicked on an icon (situated on my desktop)that just pointed to a folder explorer.exe wasn't listed as a process in taskmanager it just made litestep get slightly bigger same goes for !shutdown bang seems any type of window calling that does not go via the !execute ["$FileManager$" ]command is not skinned by windowblinds, setting windowblinds to exclude or include litestep does not make a diff.
My way around it was to call up that shutdown.js or even the shutdown.vbs file simple script
(new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application")).ShutdownWindows();
that works when explorer is the shell to call up the sd dialog, my only problem with litestep as my shell I don't know what to open it up with, opening it up using explorer dosent do the same thing.
Well it seems that when a bang is executed like that opens a window eg !shutdown or even when I had icondesk module and double clicked on an icon (situated on my desktop)that just pointed to a folder explorer.exe wasn't listed as a process in taskmanager it just made litestep get slightly bigger same goes for !shutdown bang seems any type of window calling that does not go via the !execute ["$FileManager$" ]command is not skinned by windowblinds, setting windowblinds to exclude or include litestep does not make a diff.
My way around it was to call up that shutdown.js or even the shutdown.vbs file simple script
(new ActiveXObject("Shell.Application")).ShutdownWindows();
that works when explorer is the shell to call up the sd dialog, my only problem with litestep as my shell I don't know what to open it up with, opening it up using explorer dosent do the same thing.