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dnquark · Joined: 21 Dec 2007 Posts: 10

This is a great script - just what I was looking for!

My only wish is that the font size could automatically be made smaller so that all open windows fit on the list. Any ideas how one would go about doing this?

SoLong&Thx4AllTheFish · Joined: 27 May 2007 Posts: 4999

icefreez · Joined: 15 May 2007 Posts: 169

Great script.

This script works great in combination with nDroid (Launcher and file searcher) and gMote (Mouse Gestures to control windows).

Now I can pull anyone I want out of thin air Smile

Guest · Posted: Thu May 14, 2009 2:19 pm Post subject:

nICE SCRIPT, SORRY FOR CAPS BUT I CAN'T TURN IT OFF AS THE MENU JUST COMES UP WHEN i PRESS CAPS LOCK.

iS THERE ANY WAY TO MAKE IT SO ANOTHER KEY IS USED INSTEAD OF CAPS LOCK? Smile

Guest · Posted: Thu May 14, 2009 11:53 pm Post subject:

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SifJar · Guest

It gives me an error any time I try to run it,

says

naveed · Guest

It would If the search worked with alternative keyboard layouts

anc3s · Guest

I wanted to know if there was any way to hide certain windows from the list. I use rocket dock and a multiple desktop program so the two programs "Rocketdock" and "VirtuaWinMainClass" always show up.

SoLong&Thx4AllTheFish · Joined: 27 May 2007 Posts: 4999

Joe Jones · Guest

I am trying to use iswitchw to switch between several pdf's open in adobe and when attempting to open a pdf by typing the name of the pdf' and then enter it selects the task bar item but does not bring up the document.

Note:
in Adobe 7.0 all the open pdf's are opened in one instance of adobe, however there is a setting (Edit->Preferences->General ->"Show documents in task bar", this typically will then show a task bar item for the main window and then a taskbar item for each open PDF, with that being said when I use iswitcherw if I type in the name of the main window "adobe acrobat 7.0" it will display the adobe main window as expected however when I type in the child window "Lewis.pdf" it only highlights it in the taskbar and does not bring it to the foreground. Not only does it not work but once I try using Iswitcher to open a specific pdf (child) it now changes the way adobe works (probably adobe bug), because from then on I can't use a single mouse click on the taskbar to view the specific pdf, the work around is to just double click it however it is weird that this Iswitchw causes adobe to change like that.

I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro 7.0.8,

If anyone knows another "switcher type application" to switch between Adobe pdf's by typing title let me know"

davemabe · Guest

I get only a blank window when I use this script. The "Window Switcher" dialog comes up, but it is completely blank.

Any ideas? I tried the original version of this script as well and it did the same thing.

rathkopf · Joined: 22 Oct 2008 Posts: 14

Rushdee · Guest

is there anyway someone could add code so that there is a textfield that shows us what we are typing.

alias · Joined: 25 Jun 2010 Posts: 4

Is there a way to change the list sorting to "Z-order", or at least allow the previously active window to be automatically at the top? This would allow the script to duplicate the Windows Alt-Tab functionality when you do a single Alt-Tab-release key sequence (which I find is the only thing I use Alt-Tab for now that I have this script, and that's awesome!), except for having to hit Enter, of course.

If it could do that, I'd replace Alt-Tab completely with this script.

In other words, if I have windows named Firefox, The Bat!, and UltraEdit open, FireFox is currently active, and the previously activated window was UltraEdit, then typing <hotkey>Enter 3 times would alternately activate UltraEdit, FireFox, UltraEdit, etc.

Thanks,

Mark