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Thanks remy....I found my mistake...sorry for the misunderstanding...

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"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <gambit47@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> "micheal davis" <micheal_davis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> > I think I didn't understand you well...when you said I
> > must tell GetURL function which window it must look
> > to each time...if this is what you meant then I believe
> > there is misunderstanding...
>
> You are still misunderstanding the entire procedure to accomplishing what
> you are asking for.
>
> > when I tried to use EnumWindows function... I was
> > looking for API function that I can use to search for all
> > active IE open windows and with the GetURL code...
>
> There is no such pre-made function.  You have to locate the URLs manually.
> I have already given you all of the code for doing that.  The purpose of
> EnumWindows() is to loop through all of the currently active top-level
> windows on the desktop, whatever they happen to be.  However, your
previous
> GetURL() function was only looking specific at the first active IE window
> every time it is called.  There is no point in looping through all of the
> available windows at all if you are going to be looking at the same window
> each time.  So I adjusted your GetURL() function so that it would grab the
> URL from a specific window that is passed to it instead of looking for
one.
> That way, the EnumWindows() code can loop through all of the active
windows,
> figure out which ones are IE windows, and then call GetURL() to get the
URL
> from each one.
>
> > my program will automatically add to my listbox all
> > the URLs in ALL active IE opened windows...
> > NOT a specific one....
>
> If you actually study the code I have given you, you will see that it does
> do exactly what you are asking for.  It does look for *all* of the active
IE
> windows, and does retreive the URLs of *all* of the active IE windows.  I
> think you need to read up more on how EnumWindows() works in general, it
> seems to me that you are under the impression that the callback function
> will only be called for a single window, which in fact it will be called
> once for each active top-level window instead.
>
> > Anyway I copied your code as is and I tried to run it by
> > calling and unfortunately it didn't retrieve any URL's from
> > the active IE opened windows...
>
> It works fine when I try it.  However, there was a small typo in my
previous
> example.  Change this line:
>
>     ((TListBox*)lParam)->Items->Add(GetURL(hwnd));
>
> To this instead:
>
>     ((TStrings*)lParam)->Add(GetURL(hwnd));
>
> Also, just as a side note, when calling EnumWindows(), you sould call the
> ListBox's BeginUpdate() and EndUpdate() methods as well:
>
>     void __fastcall TForm1::GetWindowsInfo()
>     {
>         UrlListBox->Items->Clear();
>         UrlListBox->Items->BeginUpdate();
>         try
>         {
>             if( !EnumWindows((WNDENUMPROC)MyWindowsProc,
> (LPARAM)UrlListBox->Items) )
>                 ShowMessage("Error occured while EnumWindows");
>         }
>         __finally {
>             UrlListBox->Items->EndUpdate();
>         }
>     }
>
>
> Gambit
>
>