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If I have Polybios installed to LIBS:Hollywood/ and I start Designer, it gives an error telling "Error while loading plugin "polybios.hwp": This plugin requires at least Hollywood 7.1!", which is normal for few other plugins too, but the actual problem is that with Polybios I get a hit in the MorphO...

As said in the other thread, you can use GrabDesktop() to make a work-around.

For example like this:

@DISPLAY {Title="Test", Hidden=True, Borderless=True, DisableBlanker=True}
GrabDesktop(1)
BrushToBGPic(1,1)
DisplayBGPic(1)
FreeBrush(1)
OpenDisplay(1)


That would work on MorphOS too.

Check this thread: https://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewto ... f=4&t=1829

Well, it's more problematic if something should work and it doesn't work on some systems, but with your code this clearly shouldn't work, so not much harm done if it in some miraculous way works under Win7 Just fix your own code.

In any case your original function can't work, it never hides the mouse pointer. If it does on Windows7, it's a bug

This can't work, because: Function p_Raton() ;Hide mouse pointer. If CursorRaton=1 And Video=1 HidePointer() ; <--- Mouser pointer gets hidden CursorRaton=0 ; <--- CursorRaton gets 0 EndIf ;Show mouse pointer. If CursorRaton=0 ; <--- CursorRaton was set to 0 in the previous IF, so this is also execu...

If you only need to do it in init, you can edit the XML string from your Hollywood program before passing it to the mui.CreateGUI. Like this for example.... lamp.xml: <application base="LAMPTEST"> <window title="test" muiid="MAIN"> <hgroup id="gr_bits" Spacing="0" InputMode="RelVerify" ShowSelState=...

RNOEffects is a simple image processing program with a focus on good batch conversion options and alpha channel based effects. Features: - Around 30 different image processing effects including drop shadows, elliptic crop, and other effects which would need several steps on other similar programs -...

Those values are in subtables per screen element, and you're missing that "main" element. t,info = GetPubScreens() ; This does the trick: For Local k=0 To ListItems(t)-1 Do DebugPrint(info[k]["width"], info[k]["height"], info[k]["depth"]) ; Or optionally: For Local k=0 To ListItems(t)-1 Do DebugPrin...

Yeah, I'll try to investigate it a bit better first. I'll have to write couple test programs and get my betatester to test them... and try to check his MUI settings etc. Or I should install newer MUI to my OS4 setup, which I OTOH would want to keep as plain as possible (standard OS4.1FE and its MUI)...