WindowController v0.1
Copyright  2004 Veratil Eladamri. All rights reserved.
E-mail: veratil_@hotmail.com


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I. About
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    WindowController is a plugin that lets you hide or show
  windows of a defined classname. In a way you can think of
  it as virtual desktops, but without the desktops.



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II. How to use WindowController
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    WindowController is designed in such a way that you can
  have multiple instances of it running. The only thing is
  that you have to have each plugin named a different thing.
  Let's say you are a BitTorrent user and you want to keep
  space on your taskbar without BitTorrent taking up a lot of
  it. Find the classname with WCClassNameFinder (separate
  program included), name the plugin a name that is unique as
  the section in the Plugins.RC file for Aston is named after
  the name that the plugin is called. So if you named the
  plugin BitTorrentController.plg, the section would be
  called BitTorrentController. Now, just do the normal adding
  the plugin in the Aston Master and open it's properties.
  Insert the classname found with WCClassNameFinder and
  (optionally, but recommended) give it an icon to use. Click
  OK for the settings and click OK in the Aston Master. Now
  all should be good and dandy! Just left- or right-click the
  icon and choose what you want to do!



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III. Understanding the menu
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    WindowController's menu is made on-the-fly, meaning each
  time the menu is opened, the "Windows" list is generated
  again. This is to make sure every window is found and not
  left out. When you look at the menu, if the menu item has a
  checkmark by it, it is currently hidden, if not, it is
  showing. You can select Show or Hide from the submenu for
  that window to show or hide it, respectively.
    The Show All Windows and Hide All Windows does what it
  says, but only for the window class you have defined.
    Properties will open the settings dialog.



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IV. Version History
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  v0.1
   - Initial release


