Thanks guys.. I've just uploaded it here:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=37082

This is great DaledeSilva. Thx for sharing.

I'm looking forward to try it.

Hi Guys, thanks for your help.
I've now created a script which adds the ability to show and hide all title bars for panels.

It still needs to be be packaged up and have a couple of easy tweaks done, but i will release it in a day or so (I'm very busy atm)

Gege, do you have a link to the forum where title bars was being discussed so that I can post a link to the script there? - I can't seem to find it.

Thanks.
Dale.

gege wrote:Does it have anything to do with titlebars?

Ha ha, even I was on to that one.

I'm sure what you already had in mind for us, Gege, was going to be very simple and cool - so hopefully DaledeSilva is in tune with you.

lol... don't you know it

DaledeSilva wrote:I smell a handy little script coming on!

Does it have anything to do with titlebars?

bam.. I've gotten the list..
now I just need to make it work in the script!

Thanks Techno!

Dale.

actually.. I just located it in the registry...
so all I have to do is learn how to talk to it with vbscript.. which I can probably find online pretty easy.

I smell a handy little script coming on!

considering it's in the registry...

is there a way.. using vbscript.. to talk to the registry and find out the names of the any persistent dockable panels that have been initialized?

Dale.

registry I believe, with all the other UI window positions and such.

Hello,
does anyone know...
When I put in a line like this:

Dim Pnl : Set Pnl = SDB.UI.NewDockablePersistentPanel("PrettyPicturesPanel")

where is the information regarding that panel stored so that Mediamonkey can retrieve it on next run?

is it in the database or the ini file or somewhere else?

thanks,
Dale.