new version v0.2.2.10

A Delphi application has an icon on the taskbar and the 'Alt-Tab application switch window' by default. This might be unhandy for applications that don't do much but stay open for a long time, like Odo. I've tweaked this with ShowWindow and SetWindowLong calls, so that only the window appears, and no icons on taskbar or with alt-tab. Apparently, it also stays op when calling 'Minimize all', either from the TaskBar ContextMenu (right-click), or by pressing 'Windows-key'-'M'.

Also this version shows the resize cursor when over the portion at the bottom right, when dragged resizes the window, as opposed to moves the window.

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version 1.0.3.25

I had this strange problem with Access Violations after closing TB, after using a website that uses a local OCX. I've tried to build in a fix, to force the browser component to release handles, hope it works. I also added checking the white-list when a popup window pops up another window. (And check out the icon! hint hint)

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ajajaj, ik heb nog veel te leren... wat wil dit allemaal zeggen...

The property 'TargetSite' on type 'System.Exception' cannot be serialized because it is decorated with declarative security permission attributes. Consider using imperative asserts or demands in the property accessors.

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there's even more. I gave up searching for something that works myself at some point, and found more information about a general algorithm, and implementations in SmallTalk, Perl and JavaScript. With a bit of figuring out what the code is supposed to do I ported it to Delphi.

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Geert saw in action once, and said "Handy tool, if you know how to work with it." I agreed.

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hmm, strange, I've had problems to run services written with this, on a Windows 2003 server. I suppose the default settings have been tightened to prevent this 'simple trick' to work. Because this is in effect a clean path up from an Administrative account to the Local System Account... I'll keep you posted here if I find out how to fix this.

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