OK. It works - as far as creating the space.
I do not feel like playing with it to create a space large enough for gadgets. So, test it.
Here is a sample script.
destroy margin, 0
margin, 0, bottom, 72
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- Hawkeye ShellInit -
- Freeware by Hakeye Technologies -
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www.hawkeyetech.com -
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Hawkeye ShellInit is a small, scriptable application that
* Creates any number of margins on the screen that maximized windows wont cover (much like the taskbar).
In these margins, you can put applications that you always want visible, for instance Winamp, SysMeter,
console, chat window, or whatever.
* Runs applications so it can timely position them or make them transparent.
* Positions and resizes windows based on window caption or classname. This makes it simple to place the applications
you want in the margin area. (Windows has a tendency to move windows out of the margin area because
it's trying to reserve that space for the appbar (toolbar) that it thinks is there.)
* Makes windows transparent based on window caption or classname. Any level between 0 (totally transparent)
and 255 (totally visible) can be used. Only available in 2k and XP.
* Toggles windows "always on top".
* Doesn't require you to keep it running after you run the script.
