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Unread 04-20-2007, 09:51 AM
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If a window supports a close button, I tend to use that one to be on safe side, but you can usually macro a /hide <Window> as well.

If you want to use a close button on another level, you can put a WC_CloseButton in your window root, set it to visible=false and use another button whereever you want that presses the WC_CloseButton when you click it.

The old WC_ notation and the new "WindowFrame" formats are identical in function.

You can also just invis a window, but it will still be there and active and not be closed - e.g. an invis chat window still receives chat input, whereas a closed chat window will not.
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