Posted by member 212670 on 2005-12-07 23:27:11 link
"Thats why I do it.. :\ " (can't use italics with that \ in there *** it)
Be proud. Litestep rocks. Change that :\ to a :D
Still using a negative for the width.
This is an empty script. It doesn't do anything.
Remove the quotes so you can call that with just !taskbar2hide. Can you call a bang with !"taskbar2hide" if it's named with quotes in the script? Hmm dunno...
Syntax problems there. Unless you meant to use !xTaskbarReposition, it should look like...
(replacing x and y with the coords you want)
That's assuming you've made a custom taskbar named "taskbar", otherwise, you can remove that. Also, the 1000 5 signifies animation. The 1000 is too high (not valid?). I generally find 10 15 works nice.
If you want to check out a bunch of scripting examples, check out my RGB theme's script.rc. I generally layout my scripts fairly neatly.
Be proud. Litestep rocks. Change that :\ to a :D
*ckHotspot "0" "0" "-170" "0"
Still using a negative for the width.
*Script bang !HotspotON
*Script ~bang
*Script ~bang
This is an empty script. It doesn't do anything.
!"Taskbar2Hide"
Remove the quotes so you can call that with just !taskbar2hide. Can you call a bang with !"taskbar2hide" if it's named with quotes in the script? Hmm dunno...
!xTaskbarMove "taskbar" "-170" "0" "200" "1280" ["1000" "5ms"]
Syntax problems there. Unless you meant to use !xTaskbarReposition, it should look like...
!xTaskbarMove taskbar x y 1000 5
(replacing x and y with the coords you want)
That's assuming you've made a custom taskbar named "taskbar", otherwise, you can remove that. Also, the 1000 5 signifies animation. The 1000 is too high (not valid?). I generally find 10 15 works nice.
If you want to check out a bunch of scripting examples, check out my RGB theme's script.rc. I generally layout my scripts fairly neatly.