1. Open Jiwa.
2. With No forms loaded, choose Settings, then Manage Breakouts from the menu.
3. Under the "Login Completed" Breakout, add this code :
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XInc = 1
YInc = 1
End Sub
Public XInc
Public YInc
4. Under the "Timer Elapsed" breakout, add this code :
If Not (MDIParentObject.DesktopShortCuts Is Nothing) Then
If MDIParentObject.DesktopShortCuts.Count > 0 Then
For Each lshortcut In MDIParentObject.DesktopShortCuts
If lshortcut.DesktopColumn > (MDIParentObject.DesktopShortCuts.MaxColumns - 1) Or lshortcut.DesktopColumn < 1 Then
XInc = -XInc
End If
If lshortcut.DesktopRow > (MDIParentObject.DesktopShortCuts.MaxRows - 1) Or lshortcut.DesktopRow < 1 Then
YInc = -YInc
End If
lshortcut.Move lshortcut.DesktopColumn + XInc, lshortcut.DesktopRow + YInc
Exit For
Next
End If
End If
End Sub
5. Quit Jiwa
6. Open Jiwa
7. If you don't already have a Jiwa "Shortcut" on your Jiwa "Desktop", then on a menu option right click and choose "add shortcut". If you did, then you should already have noticed what the above steps did.
Oh, and if the above didn't work, then you probably have a desktop icon in Jiwa which you didn't know about which is hidden off to the top left or right : so run this script :
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UPDATE SY_DesktopShortcuts SET DesktopColumn = 1 WHERE DesktopColumn < 0
UPDATE SY_DesktopShortcuts SET DesktopRow = 1 WHERE DesktopRow < 0
What does it do?
It moves the first “shortcut†the user has on the jiwa “desktop†in a simple angle of incidence – angle of refraction motion. Collisions with other jiwa “icons†on the “jiwa desktop†causes the first shortcut to “bump†the others out the way (they should still all remain visible on the desktop).
Easily disabled or removed by just deleting the breakout script.
