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You have to use #MODE_READWRITE and there's also a bug in the way you call Seek(). The constant #EOF is not recognized by Seek(). You have to pass an absolute seeking position.

Well, your XML is flawed. You cannot use Window.Borderless together with attributes like Window.SizeGadget or Window.DepthGadget because these require a title bar which Window.Borderless actually turns off. Setting Window.Borderless to TRUE with attributes that require a title bar is asking for trou...

This is just the way MUI works. The original MUIA_Window_PublicScreen attribute doesn't do immediate promotion either, so MUI Royale is just consistent here.

Well, yeah, this is just how MUI's default sorting algorithm works. For fine-tuned sort control I'd need to add support for custom sorting through a callback function. Might be a useful enhancement for your needs.

If you don't want to have a heading row, just leave out the Listviewcolumn.Title tag for all your columns. If Listviewcolumn.Title isn't set, your columns won't get a heading row.

AFAICS MUI doesn't provide this functionality so you'd have to ask the MUI developers to implement this first.

Your code looks correct but it is not complete so there could be other parts that are wrong and cause this behaviour. Please prepare a minimal example script and XML definition and post it here. Then I can check where the problem is.

Which platform are you on? How do you open the MUI preferences? Using Application.OpenConfigWindow?

But if there was a Hollywood Player maybe people would complain that your program is not stand-alone and needs additional components

Ok, but I still don't know when exactly you are confronted with this second window on Windows...