Rollup Pro v16

[WeMartiansAreFriendly]

looking good!

any chance this will work with maximized windows?

[crashdemons]

looking good!

any chance this will work with maximized windows?

I actually chose not to display it on maximized windows since they are meant to be at full height.

I suppose restoring the window before rolling it up would be a valid compromise.

In it's current condition (v13), you can comment out line 419 to allow Rollup Pro to be shown on all maximized windows.

;If BitAND($wgs,32) Then Return $a

Edited June 1, 2008 by crashdemons

[crashdemons]

Update 14:

Minor update

-Rollup Pro is now visible on maximized windows

-'Active window Transparency' now sets the active window to 255 (solid) if when the setting is switched back to 'off'

[crashdemons]

Update 15:

-RollupPro can now be set to move gradually OR instantly between windows (speed 2 by default)

-RollupPro will no longer be hidden off-screen when it can't be shown, rather it will be actually hidden

-If a window that RollupPro cannot be shown on is active, RollupPro will remain on the Last valid window

- - UNLESS the active window covers RollupPro's position

-The "HWnd" option is now a menu that displays click-to-copy options for "Parent, Root and RootOwner" handles.

-The "Current Window" menu now contains a "Stay On Top" option for the current window (I didn't want to use checkmarks until I add checking to see if the window is already topmost)

-The "Current Window" menu now contains a click-to-copy Classname option

Edited July 7, 2008 by crashdemons

[crashdemons]

UPDATE: v16

I could have swore I uploaded this, but I guess I never did.

Let me know if there are any discrepancies. (sp?)

From my old comments in the script:

-This version adds Screen-Docking to the subject window. (All Windows>Active-Window Screen-Docking)

- - This allows you to drag the window to the edge(s) of the screen to dock it.

-The _Topmoster() function has been updated to only Set the TopMost flag when the window is visible, doing otherwise sometimes resulted in a window that was always below another window.