Bad behaviour with windows taskbar (1 Viewer)

[patricon]

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This is not exactly a bug, but a bad behaviour about the windows taskbar. if i check the option in configurator to hide taskbar when MP starts, it works fine, and the taskbar is restored again (visible) when mp closes. the problem is when unchecking that option, i don't want that the taskbar being hidden by mp because i've always my windows taskbar hidden... and when i close mp it restores the taskbar again, so i think that when mp is exiting should leave the taskbar as it was before, that is, hidden...

regards,

 

[gibman]

Should be fixed now.
Plz test it and reply back.



/Gibman

 

[patricon]

I've just downloaded latest SVN and the taskbar is showed after closing MP. I've NOT checked the option to hide taskbar when mp is started. sorry, it's not fixed...

regards,

 

[gibman]

hehe, u need to wait for the build containing the fix.
It will be here shortly.

Look out for the changelog for #15163 when it comes.

/Gibman

 

[patricon]

Ok, i though that the fix was in this SVN release...

 

[patricon]

I works now, good work!!

regards,

 

[gibman]

Thanks.

Always keep the customers satisfied

/Gibman