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Re: kLSLaunchAndHide has no effect for the apps I'm starting


On 2007-05-22, at 11:54, Michael Dautermann wrote:

On May 22, 2007, at 2:42 AM, Markus Hanauska wrote:

E.g. why does this code not start Mail in a hidden state?

	LSLaunchFSRefSpec spec = {
		&fileRef,
		0,
		NULL,
		NULL,
		kLSLaunchAndHide,
		NULL
	};


	err = LSOpenFromRefSpec(
		&spec,
		NULL
	);

Just out of curiosity, does kLSLaunchAndHideOthers (the opposite functionality) flag in LSLaunchFSRefSpec work for you? I.E. if you launch Mail with kLSLaunchAndHideOthers, does everything else but Mail hide?

Yes, in deed, that works. Mail comes up, all other apps go into hidden state.

I only have the problem with real apps, like Mail, iCal or Firefox. I start plenty of AppleScripts that way, which I save to App Bundles (because I want them to be run-able like apps and saving them to AppleScript apps means they run in Rosetta on Intel) and these are in hidden state when started that way.

--
Best Regards,
    Markus Hanauska


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