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    Default OpenSCAR function (prev. in wrong place)?

    Sorry, I posted this and realized it was in the wrong place.
    I couldn't delete it for some reason...
    I tried with just {.include SRL/SRL.scar}, to no avail.
    Is there or can there be an OpenSCAR procedure that will either open a new SCAR client or restore the minimized SCAR window?
    That being said, can there be or is there one that will minimize the current SCAR window?
    Like I said, I've already tried, and if I'm just not seeing it and wasting space, let me know.
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    I suggest you look here: Here. Some information you should know.

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    Setting SCAR to be minimized is:
    Code:
      GetSelf.WindowState:= wsMinimized;
    and returning it to it's previous state is:
    Code:
      GetSelf.WindowState:= wsNormal;
    as for opening another SCAR window, there's no ways to any run a file from SCAR without making a plugin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tootoot222 View Post
    as for opening another SCAR window, there's no ways to any run a file from SCAR without making a plugin.
    You can use API calls.

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