[ ayttm-Feature Requests-998375 ] Restore from taskbar blanks core window

Feature Requests item #998375, was opened at 2004-07-26 16:57
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Category: Core
Group: None
Status: Open
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Fatman (fatman_uk)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Restore from taskbar blanks core window

Initial Comment:
When restoring Ayttm from a minimized state in the
taskbar, the main Ayttm window doesn't redraw a) the
menu bar, b) the image control [or whatever that big
white sunken control with all the account details is],
c) the status bar and d) the vertical scroll bar. I
will provide a screenshot if that helps.

Occurrence: 100%

It may be worth mentioning that I'm running Blackbox
for Windows as my shell, but I don't think BB4Win's
BBSystemBar plugin would affect Ayttm like this. No
problems with any other app AFAIK, anyway.

Thought I'd submitted this one before but maybe I only
daydreamed it.

Ayttm v0.4.6-17, Windows 2000 SP4

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Comment By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Date: 2004-07-27 05:17

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Hello,

I can not reproduce. However, this has happened in the past 
and is specifically related to the AYTTM program hung 
somewhere, where I do not know. If you are using a non-
standard installation this could be the cause. This is a bug 
actually, but one that is nearly impossible to track down. Find 
out what is happening. Perhaps there is a dialog hanging out 
somewhere.

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