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![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/80213220-7c4d-4ca6-b04a-da3ff0cbef17) I missed that Jason, of course, already found the dash parameter last week. I'm sorry about not reading all this more carefully! I was trying to implement it this...

Elements should be hidden using the `update` method. These is also a `visible` property that you can use to determine if the element is currently visible. See if this does...

I recommend not hard coding sizes. If you want something bigger, the make an element that's bigger. This enables PySimpleGUI to be more dynamic. Here I've removed the sizes, pinned...

> I created python scripts to fill in some forms for me automatically (with given inputs) and wanted to upgrade those commandline-tools to a simple gui / program ![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/b67e9e3e-592d-4b68-b9b3-d8c3bff4f9d3) I...

I really like the simplicity of @jason990420 's code.... you can drop the `visible` variable by using ```python if event == "TOGGLE": window["COLUMN"].update(visible=not window["COLUMN"].visible) ```

The program `psgdemos.exe` needs to be on your path if you want to launch it by typing/running `psgdemos`. To launch these kinds of programs manually, I type * Window-key +...

> love your work! And I love ![image](https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/assets/46163555/029594c8-92f8-4c92-9d12-f29d901fd0fd) grateful users like you. Thank you!

It's in your `Python/scripts` folder If your python folder is: `c:\python` then add to your path `c:\python\Scripts` The reason the where doesn't find the EXE file is because this folder...

> once again, I cannot find psgdemos.exe anywhere. You will not find it using "where" until the folder is on your path. Try looking where your python.exe is located. >...

> C:\Users\sergio\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\python.exe what's in C:\Users\sergio\AppData\Local\Microsoft\WindowsApps\ ? Is there a Scripts folder under this?