Rolling Up A Window

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Tim Weaver

I know there's a sharware program to do what I want, and I *think* there's a
freeware version, too. I'd like to do the "windowblind" thing. Click a
titlebar or button and have the window "rollup" so that nothing is showing
except the titlebar. For some reason, I can't seem to locate such a thing.
Does anyone know of such an animal?
 
I know there's a sharware program to do what I want, and I *think* there's a
freeware version, too. I'd like to do the "windowblind" thing. Click a
titlebar or button and have the window "rollup" so that nothing is showing
except the titlebar. For some reason, I can't seem to locate such a thing.
Does anyone know of such an animal?
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You can do it with PowerPro. There's also another one I used to use -
hmm....Active Title Buttons Light, I think.
 
GlintingHedgehog said:
You can do it with PowerPro. There's also another one I used to use -
hmm....Active Title Buttons Light, I think.
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Beautiful! Active Title Buttons Lite will do exactly what I need.

Many thanks, Hedgehog!!!
 
Hello, Tim!
You wrote on 23 Apr 2004 07:22:29 GMT:
I know there's a sharware program to do what I want, and I *think*
there's a freeware version, too. I'd like to do the "windowblind"
thing. Click a titlebar or button and have the window "rollup" so
that nothing is showing except the titlebar. For some reason, I can't
seem to locate such a thing. Does anyone know of such an animal?
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Winroll
http://www.palma.com.au/winroll/

Best regards.
 
Henry said:
Hello, Tim!
You wrote on 23 Apr 2004 07:22:29 GMT:


Winroll
http://www.palma.com.au/winroll/
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Ah, thank you, Mr. Mole. This looks extremely good. I *love* this line in
it's description: "WinRoll is lovingly hand-crafted in 100% pure assembly
language to give the fastest response and the smallest memory footprint."

"WinRoll is lovingly hand-crafted in 100% pure assembly language": You
rarely see something like that, anymore.
 
venerdì 23/apr/2004 _Tim Weaver_ ha scritto:
Ah, thank you, Mr. Mole. This looks extremely good. I *love* this line in
it's description: "WinRoll is lovingly hand-crafted in 100% pure assembly
language to give the fastest response and the smallest memory footprint."

"WinRoll is lovingly hand-crafted in 100% pure assembly language": You
rarely see something like that, anymore.
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and the setup file is only 88 KB !
 
MLC said:
venerdì 23/apr/2004 _Tim Weaver_ ha scritto:


and the setup file is only 88 KB !
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I am currently using it now. It's just what I was looking for. Simple to
use, fast and a footprint of only 328K! Excellent! Highly recommended.

Thanks again, Mr. Mole!
 
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