[Dictionary] Show/Hide Taskbar updates

bwmilby · bwmilby · commit ca46fcda826f · 2017-11-23T11:47:38.000-06:00
Removed duplicate info in the show taskbar entry and included a reference to the hide taskbar entry.  The information was dealing with how backdrops interacted with hiding the task bar.

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diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/hide-taskbar.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/hide-taskbar.lcdoc
@@ -24,34 +24,33 @@ Use the <hide taskbar> <command> to use the full screen. For example, in
 a kiosk or multimedia application, the <task bar> is a distraction for
 users and in this case you may prefer to hide it.
 
-    The <hide taskbar> <command> can produce unexpected result when used
-    in conjunction with <backdrop> operations. The following syntax is
-    supported: 
+The <hide taskbar> command can produce unexpected result when used
+in conjunction with <backdrop> operations. The following syntax is
+supported: 
 
 
     hide taskbar
-
-
     set the backdrop to "red" -- or whatever you want
 
 
-    This is the case where the <backdrop> is visible but the taskbar is hidden when the application is active.
-    After these two commands, the taskbar is hidden for the LiveCode
-    application, the backdrop fills the screen and the taskbar reappears
-    when switching \ to other applications.
+This is the case where the <backdrop> is visible but the task bar is 
+hidden when the application is active.
+After these two commands, the task bar is hidden for the LiveCode
+application, the backdrop fills the screen and the task bar reappears
+when switching to other applications.
 
 
-    Functionality that is partially functional, due to the lack of
-    operating system support and works sufficiently well for restricted
-    applications is as follows:
+Functionality that is partially functional, due to the lack of
+operating system support and works sufficiently well for restricted
+applications is as follows:
 
 
-    If the taskbar is visible before showing the backdrop, the backdrop
-    occupies the 'working rect' of the screen, or almost the working
-    rect of the screen if the taskbar is set to auto-hide. In the latter
-    case, a small gap is left at the bottom of the backdrop to ensure
-    the taskbar can still pop up when the mouse is moved to the edge of
-    the screen.
+If the task bar is visible before showing the backdrop, the backdrop
+occupies the 'working rect' of the screen, or almost the working
+rect of the screen if the task bar is set to auto-hide. In the latter
+case, a small gap is left at the bottom of the backdrop to ensure
+the task bar can still pop up when the mouse is moved to the edge of
+the screen.
 
 
 The task bar can be hidden only on Windows systems. This command has no
diff --git a/docs/dictionary/command/show-taskbar.lcdoc b/docs/dictionary/command/show-taskbar.lcdoc
@@ -24,34 +24,9 @@ Use the <show taskbar> <command> to display the <task bar> if it has
 been hidden. For example, if the <task bar> is hidden, you might want to
 show it only if the user holds down the Control key.
 
-    The <show taskbar> <command> can produce unexpected result when used
-    in conjunction with <backdrop> operations. The following syntax is
-    supported: 
-
-
-    hide taskbar
-
-
-    set the backdrop to "red" -- or whatever you want
-
-
-    This is the case where the <backdrop> is visible but the taskbar is hidden when the application is active.
-    After these two commands, the taskbar is hidden for the LiveCode
-    application, the backdrop fills the screen and the taskbar reappears
-    when switching \ to other applications.
-
-
-    Functionality that is partially functional, due to the lack of
-    operating system support and works sufficiently well for restricted
-    applications is as follows:
-
-
-    If the taskbar is visible before showing the backdrop, the backdrop
-    occupies the 'working rect' of the screen, or almost the working
-    rect of the screen if the taskbar is set to auto-hide. In the latter
-    case, a small gap is left at the bottom of the backdrop to ensure
-    the taskbar can still pop up when the mouse is moved to the edge of
-    the screen.
+The <hide taskbar> command can produce unexpected result when used
+in conjunction with <backdrop> operations. See the 
+<hide taskbar|dictionary entry> for more information.
 
 
 The task bar can be hidden only on Windows systems. This command has no
