'Label Control', and 'No Close'
'Label Control', and 'No Close'
Submitted by Dennis Faas on Tue, 03/24/2009 - 08:00
Label Control
Label Control allows you to access parts of a requestor window using a hotkey. For example: pressing CTRL+2 would allow you to access the "OK" button on a requestor window, while CTRL+3 would access the "CANCEL" button (rather than having to grab your mouse each time). See website for visual example.
No Close
No Close allows you to disable the Close button (X) of selected windows.
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