[question] Activate Desklets Control Panel

is there a command, a commandline or a wm_commad to open the

Desklets Control Panel ?

i don't display the ave trayicon, so it would be nice to use a

keyboard shortcut or a desklet.

thanks

#206177

Save the following in notepad to a .vbs file and let a desklet shortcut point to it:

  Dim av
  Set av = CreateObject("Avedesk.Application")
  av.ShowControlPanel

that's all folks.

#206183

nice !.

btw. single click is not working for me.

should i post into the bug report thread or is this a known issue ?

#206200

This issue is addressed at least five times in this forum - search it.

#206494

Is there a similar one for showing the Desklets>Add... dialog?

#206771

No.

But a VB6 or Delphi coder could redo the dialog with a few

lines of code.

Volunteers anyone?

#207052

Originally posted by herd@Aug 24 2004, 12:31 AM

This issue is addressed at least five times in this forum - search it.

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An issue being addressed five times actually doesn't mean much at all b/c the instructions that are given can vary so tremendously that one doesn't know if they are coming or going...........For example.........I've received three different opinions as to what the exact folder structure as far as having Avedesk itself run smoothly. Not all of us are developers so it actually becomes more welcomed than discouraged IMO to reminded of the problems that I may be having.

Nate Dog

#207075

Originally posted by natedogg@Aug 25 2004, 01:37 PM

An issue being addressed five times actually doesn't mean much at all b/c the instructions that are given can vary so tremendously that one doesn't know if they are coming or going...........For example.........I've received three different opinions as to what the exact folder structure as far as having Avedesk itself run smoothly.  Not all of us are developers so it actually becomes more welcomed than discouraged IMO to reminded of the problems that I may be having.

Nate Dog

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You have your opinion, I have mine: I strongly disaggree.

Search for it, read and understand it and the contradictions will go away - you

don't need to be a developer for that, 5th grade logics will do.

Hint: look at who is posting what, scroll up and down to see if someone corrects

false posts. Can't stand users insisting on being pampered all the way. The more

answers to the same issue, the more clutter in the forums and the less opportunity

for non-instant-gratification-seekers to find the solution.

#207086