What is causing my missing taskbar (makes it necessary to ctrl-alt-del to close, can't tab back)

Christopher Mitchell chrism at lumin.us
Wed Feb 18 22:19:45 EST 2004


Ok, so it seems that palette windows do not create the taskbar item.  
Is there a way to force it to do so? I really want to have it just a 
menu... i guess I can do without it being in palette form.
Yours,
Chris
On Feb 18, 2004, at 7:40 PM, Christopher Mitchell wrote:

> howdy,
>
> If this is in the docs, just point me there, but the only thing I 
> found about the windows taskbar was the command to hide and show it.
>
> I've got an app for which the main stack is never revealed to the 
> user.  It houses scripts and is the container for the substacks, but 
> it is always hidden.  As soon as the application starts, it 
> immediately opens up a palette with buttons to turn off and on other 
> substack windows for different purposes.
>
> Well this seems to be working pretty well, except under windows this 
> seems to run as an invisible application - that is to say, it doesn't 
> put the title/icon down in the taskbar and you cannot tab to it.  So, 
> if you're using it and tab away from it, it disappears but is still in 
> memory, thus the only way to close it down is to ctl-alt-del.
>
> Under OSX, the icon shows up in the dock as well as in the command-tab 
> list. Is there any way to make this show up as a non-invisible app 
> under windows without revealing that main stack?  I really need to 
> keep it hidden (and not just off screen somewhere :/)
>
> Thanks,
> Chris
>
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