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Re: Hiding OE's window
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Re: Hiding OE's window


  • Subject: Re: Hiding OE's window
  • From: Andy Wylie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 02 Mar 2002 10:31:20 +1300

on 2/3/02 6:22 AM, Paul Berkowitz at email@hidden wrote:

> To make the Progress Window, or any of the other special windows, appear and
> disappear, you can use Sigma's Additions to emulate key-pressing for the key
> equivalents of the Window menu items, but not from a compiled script run by
> OE, since it's designed not to let you use menu item items or key
> equivalents -emulated included - while its running a script. (A good thing
> too, or there would be lots of messes.) But you can do so from an applet
> running in the background, which can be triggered by a regular compiled
> script running from OE. That's what Progress Window Connect does.

I leave the window open and have 'select window "Progress"' attached to
schedules but Akua's 'puppet menu' can help here too...

--------------

tell application "Outlook Express"
activate
puppet menu {"Window", "Progress"}
end tell


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