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Is there an accessible way to prevent an application drawing a specific window to the screen?

I can see an app like autohotkey could click the "no" button and automatically remove it, but could you (assuming it's not modal; which it probably is) tell Windows not to show it?

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egypturnash6y ago

The "Wacom Desktop Center" app mostly just sits there looking for updates and bugging you to enable tracking anyway; the Mac version has a menu setting that theoretically stops it from ever running, and thus bugging you to sign up to share your analytics. I just turned it off (since I just noticed it for the first time) but don't feel like rebooting to check if it actually works. (Though I did just run the little script I keep around to restart the driver, which normally brings up the WDC, and it did not show up this time. Huzzah!)

No idea about Windows, I never use that.

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0 pointspbhjpbhj6y ago0 comments

Is there an accessible way to prevent an application drawing a specific window to the screen?

I can see an app like autohotkey could click the "no" button and automatically remove it, but could you (assuming it's not modal; which it probably is) tell Windows not to show it?

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egypturnash6y ago

No idea about Windows, I never use that.

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