quote:Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
I think thats something done by Windows every so often. I have used a program to do this before and the same thing happened
I was thinking about a cool feature... maybe you can add a checkbox to give as caption of the start button the nickname of the current user ... Would be cool
So your script has to check the name at each signin using the SignIn evenement.
This is a simple line of code
var StartMenuCaption := Messenger.MyName;
quote:Originally posted by Yil2201
I was thinking about a cool feature... maybe you can add a checkbox to give as caption of the start button the nickname of the current user ... Would be cool
So your script has to check the name at each signin using the SignIn evenement.
This is a simple line of code
var StartMenuCaption := Messenger.MyName;
See you
How about checking at each name change . Also asking your Nickname do you want to change StartButton Caption or not.
Nice Script, but sadly the theme i'm using doesn't have a start button caption .
Posts: 3658 Reputation: 61
36 / /
Joined: Aug 2006
RE: script: sBCaption (Start Button Caption)
Setting your nickname as the start button caption could be kind of cool, except I think the start button can not change it's width so the string gets truncated after the first 4-6 characters.
PS - Tried to check this just with my acount and the script is doing anything for me now I've got the new updated version
quote:Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Setting your nickname as the start button caption could be kind of cool, except I think the start button can not change it's width so the string gets truncated after the first 4-6 characters.
it can't auto-resize itself no, but it can be sized using MoveWindow and stuff.
Posts: 3658 Reputation: 61
36 / /
Joined: Aug 2006
RE: script: sBCaption (Start Button Caption)
Thats cool then if it can work. I always used to think it was an image until I found a program that did it. Makes you wonder why MS put a function in to change it
quote:Originally posted by SpunkyLoveMuff
Makes you wonder why MS put a function in to change it
They didn't add a function to change it, they just made it text rather than an image so that it can be changed for different languages. Its just changed using a standard Windows API function, SetWindowText.
This post was edited on 08-28-2006 at 01:49 PM by Dempsey.