I'm modifying a calendar skin and trying to find a way to "pop-up" the default calendar window in Windows 7. The one that you get with a left mouse click on the default clock/calendar on the taskbar. I want to simulate the same action but on a Rainmeter skin.
I already know how to write the Rainmeter code. I'm just wondering if there is a shell command in Windows or shortcut like "Show Desktop" or AutoHotkey script... anything that would work with Rainmeter?
Screenie:
AutoIt Window Info:
>>>> Window <<<<
Title: Date and Time Information
Class: ClockFlyoutWindow
Position: 1099, 727
Size: 566, 268
Style: 0x94800000
ExStyle: 0x00000000
Handle: 0x0000000000100C40
>>>> Visible Text <<<<
8:54:34 PM
8:54:34 PM
8:54:34 PM
10:54 AM
10:54 AM
10:54 AM
1:54 PM
1:54 PM
1:54 PM
With other programs I can modify the window like change it's Transparency using it's Class name but I still can't figure out how to open the damn thing with a command.
Thanks a lot.
P.S. Simulating a mouse click or chain of hotkeys with AutoHotkey doesn't work for me since I have the taskbar completely hidden.
Last edited by Clivian on October 2nd, 2011, 10:55 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Be VERY specific with what you ask for.
The more specific you are, the higher the quality of support you receive.
Do not just copy and paste what I put in examples and come back saying it doesn't work.
It does work, but I purposely left blanks that you need to fill for your specific needs.
Hello and please do accept my appologies for digging such old thread but I do have the same exact problem, however the link for ShowCalendar.exe is dead and I cannot find a way to solve it, neither find the file over the net, I do wanna add that I'm using windows 8.1, so probably the /dir of the calendar changed since earlier releases.