Hi, is there any way to open a new graphic over the taskbar area or move an already opened one?

Like the question says, I want to have a bar at the complete bottom while still have the taskbar not being in "auto-hide" mode when I alt-tab out of Intouch viewer.

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  • Hi Marc,

    Currently in OMI we do not support this, However In InTouch we allow you to script the position to be above the taskbar. The only caveat (base on your requirement) is in InTouch the ShowGraphic() support only 'TopMost' and not 'AlwaysOnTop', so initially it will show on top of the taskbar, but once it loses its focus or taskbar get focus it will change the z-order and to bring it back you will need to re-launch the graphic or other technic to activate that window.

    Here is small script sample:
    Dim graphicInfo as aaGraphic.GraphicInfo;
    graphicInfo.Identity = "Graphic_001";
    graphicInfo.GraphicName = "Graphic_001";
    graphicInfo.HasTitleBar=false;
    graphicInfo.WindowRelativePosition=aaGraphic.WindowRelativePosition.DesktopXY;
    graphicInfo.TopMost=true;
    graphicInfo.KeepOnMonitor=false;
    graphicInfo.X=200;
    graphicInfo.Y=1060;
    ShowGraphic( graphicInfo );


    Please enter enhancement request for OMI

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  • Hi Marc,

    Currently in OMI we do not support this, However In InTouch we allow you to script the position to be above the taskbar. The only caveat (base on your requirement) is in InTouch the ShowGraphic() support only 'TopMost' and not 'AlwaysOnTop', so initially it will show on top of the taskbar, but once it loses its focus or taskbar get focus it will change the z-order and to bring it back you will need to re-launch the graphic or other technic to activate that window.

    Here is small script sample:
    Dim graphicInfo as aaGraphic.GraphicInfo;
    graphicInfo.Identity = "Graphic_001";
    graphicInfo.GraphicName = "Graphic_001";
    graphicInfo.HasTitleBar=false;
    graphicInfo.WindowRelativePosition=aaGraphic.WindowRelativePosition.DesktopXY;
    graphicInfo.TopMost=true;
    graphicInfo.KeepOnMonitor=false;
    graphicInfo.X=200;
    graphicInfo.Y=1060;
    ShowGraphic( graphicInfo );


    Please enter enhancement request for OMI

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