This is probably a stupid question, and I probably already know the answer, but here goes anyway.
Is there a way to make a Start Orb skin that will only bring up the Start Menu, and not the whole taskbar? I've got the taskbar set to autohide and I'd like it to not pop up when I open the Start Menu, if possible.
EDIT: And I seem to have posted this in the wrong forum. Sorry about that. Meant to post in the Rainmeter Help forum.
EDIT2: And it seems to have been moved. Awesome, thanks whichever mod did that.
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Start Menu sans taskbar?
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Re: Start Menu sans taskbar?
Nifty. So, how would I use it? I've tried this...
ButtonCommand=!Execute [#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe]["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe /hidetaskbar"]
...but it doesn't seem to do what I'd hoped. Can you see what I'm doing wrong?
EDIT: Okay, found something that says " hidetaskbar" bit isn't included in the quotation marks, so it'd look like this:
ButtonCommand=!Execute ["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe" /hidetaskbar]
But this doesn't seem to be working either.
EDIT2: Apparently, I don't need that last bit if the taskbar's already hidden. Using this, and I've got it opening how I want it, where I want it.
ButtonCommand=!execute ["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe"/screen 0 168]
ButtonCommand=!Execute [#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe]["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe /hidetaskbar"]
...but it doesn't seem to do what I'd hoped. Can you see what I'm doing wrong?
EDIT: Okay, found something that says " hidetaskbar" bit isn't included in the quotation marks, so it'd look like this:
ButtonCommand=!Execute ["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe" /hidetaskbar]
But this doesn't seem to be working either.
EDIT2: Apparently, I don't need that last bit if the taskbar's already hidden. Using this, and I've got it opening how I want it, where I want it.
ButtonCommand=!execute ["#SKINSPATH#Wolfgang\Start\openstartmenu.exe"/screen 0 168]