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Mike Williams (mikew@net-link.net) wrote:
> 
> In article <9608262047.AA003cv@boehme.demon.co.uk> Philip Kaulfuss <phil@boehme.demon.co.uk> writes:
> > Paul Brown (PaulB@froghall.powernet.co.uk) wrote:
> > 
> > : On the Mac and the PC there is a program called windowshade which when you
> > : press the mouse button a couple of times (or specified amount) on the
> > : title bar the window will close up and hide so all you have is the window
> > : title bar on the screen.  A couple more clicks on the title bar and it
> > : will pop up back how it was.
> > :
> > : I know that was a program like this somewhere on the Amiga and would love
> > : to know what it is called.  I have tried searching the Aminet, but without
> > : success :(
> > 
> > There's IconifyWindow or something like that, which adds an MUI style iconify
> > button to any window.  It didn't actually work in the slightest bit when I tried
> > it, but you might have more luck than I did. =) I think it's on Aminet.
> 
> There's also a program on Aminet called Menufy.  You use control-double-click,
> although I think that's selectable, to make the window disappear.  An entry
> appears in the Tools menu, and when you select that the window reappears. The
> docs said something about only menufying windows that "are willing", so it
> won't work with all of them, but I haven't ever had it cause a crash.
> 
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 On a reverse note :). Is there a way to make PC windows *not* be the frontmost
window?

 I've been using WinNT, Win95 and an older version of OS/2 for the past few
months and they all make the current input-focus window the front most window.

 Its getting really frikin annoying. expecially when the window takes up the
whole darn screen.

 Any work around this, less than $15 shareware ;)

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