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>You could use WinSight32 and look up the window's caption and relationship
>to other windows.

Ed, thanks for your answer.

Winsight shows the following tree, where the last entry below is my
window, I was looking the title/caption for:

Desktop...
+-Overlapped 00130030E {IETrace}IExplorer.exe
(13,-1)-(200,1023)"http://www...."
+-+-Popup 00061596{SunAWTDialog}, EXPLORER.EXE (35,5)-(285,228)
"Player"


GetWindowText() also returns 'Player', but this is not the text, the
window displays. 

What can I do next?

Thanks,

Michael
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>.  Ed
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>> M_R wrote in message
>> news:kqe0hvo0ducq0vf7d0dcm06hqlg0j6pru2@4ax.com...
>>
>> The native function regularily GetWindowText() returns the title
>> (caption) of a window.
>>
>> In the case of an IE6-Explorers subwindow (i.e. this window's parent
>> is a IE6-window) unfortunately it returns not the windows title, but
>> another text.
>>
>> The window I'm query about does not look like a regular window. It has
>> a little Monitor-graphic at the left of title-bar and the green
>> minimize and red close-icons are in a circle. Perhaps this window is a
>> Java-generated window!?
>>
>> How can I get the displayed tet of this window?
>>
>> (If you like, I can capture a window and move it to the attachments
>> newsgroup...)
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