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Floating helper always visible on miranda startup
#1  March 23, 2009, 08:15:18
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Hello, I have problem with Miranda. Everytime it stats, floating helper shows in the center of the screen, always on top. It is disabled in preferences and it is not enabled on its context menu. TabSRMM version is 2.2.1.3, miranda 0.8.0.28. What should I change in settings or in database to disable it permanently?

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Re: Floating helper always visible on miranda startup
#2  March 24, 2009, 03:46:14
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Floater can be disabled on the event notification settings.

Works perfectly fine with current builds.
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Re: Floating helper always visible on miranda startup
#3  April 03, 2010, 12:14:14
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I have the same type of issue.
Floater is always appearing on startup.
Although he IS disabled on the event notification settings.

I have to enable then disable it, after each startup, to make it disappear.

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Re: Floating helper always visible on miranda startup
#4  April 03, 2010, 13:28:14
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kraken said, April 03, 2010, 12:14:14
I have the same type of issue.
Floater is always appearing on startup.
Although he IS disabled on the event notification settings.

I have to enable then disable it, after each startup, to make it disappear.

Floater is gone in TabSRMM 3 - in version 2, that's probably a known issue, but I have, for a long time, not looked into the code and while developing TabSRMM 3, I've killed the floater because it was almost useless anyway.
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