WindowsManager.CloseToolbar operates on the ID not the Prototype of the toolbar

WindowsManager.OpenToolbarFromPrototype(“Main”, 100, 100, 0, 0); uses the Prototype not the ID these values 100,100 is location, 0,0 are dummy size to just fit the toolbar

//frame snapping constants
//_WindowsManager.h
//enum _tagRtWindowCorner
//} 	RtWindowCorner;
WINDOW_CORNER_TOP	= 0
WINDOW_CORNER_BOTTOM	= 1
WINDOW_CORNER_LEFT	= 2
WINDOW_CORNER_RIGHT	= 3
WINDOW_CORNER_CENTER	= 4
WINDOW_CORNER_VERTICAL_CENTER	= 5
WINDOW_CORNER_HORIZONTAL_CENTER	= 6
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_CENTER	= 7
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_VERTICAL_CENTER	= 8
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_HORIZONTAL_CENTER	= 9
WINDOW_CORNER_LEFT_TOP	= 10
WINDOW_CORNER_LEFT_BOTTOM	= 11
WINDOW_CORNER_RIGHT_TOP	= 12
WINDOW_CORNER_RIGHT_BOTTOM	= 13
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_TOP	= 14
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_BOTTOM	= 15
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_LEFT	= 16
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_RIGHT	= 17
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_LEFT_TOP	= 18
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_LEFT_BOTTOM	= 19
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_RIGHT_TOP	= 20
WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT_RIGHT_BOTTOM	= 21
WINDOW_CORNER_TITLEBAR_RIGHT_TOP	= 22

//only seems to work for actual corners, and offsets set to 0
//WINDOW_CORNER_CLIENT is target and source is WINDOW_CORNER
//snaps the source frame to the target, the second to the first
//HRESULT STDMETHODCALLTYPE SnapFrameToFrameEx( 
//            /* [in] */ BSTR bszFrameTarget,
//            /* [in] */ BSTR bszFrameSource,
//            /* [in] */ VARIANT iFrameTargetCorner,
//            /* [in] */ VARIANT iFrameSourceCorner,
//            /* [in] */ VARIANT iOffsetX,
//            /* [in] */ VARIANT iOffsetY)

//can not figure this one out at all, same args except no offsets
//STDMETHODCALLTYPE SnapFrameToFrame(