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It looks like it is supplying a window which might then be used by another
program.  You would need to determine who is using it.  I have no magic
bullet for doing that.  It could be something using COM or some other
variant of OLE, and could even be manually driving the window after
determining its HWND using COM.

There are all kinds of tools such as message hooks, debugging and toolhelp
API's, subclassing or superclassing windows, etc which could be used to dive
into what's going on.  You'll probably have to decide how to investigate and
then cut some code to do the investigation.  In doing that you'll probably
need to spend some time with the Windows help files, win32.hlp, and with the
MS Developer Network site http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp

.  Ed

> M_R wrote in message
> news:g661hv07an36t3epojenvuvq2na40khuj9@4ax.com...
> >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?