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Ok, thanks Remy, i understand now. But must  be a way to manipulate the
speedButton then, i'm trying sending messages and i can access it now but i
still can not make the click event.  Even i can send a push message but the
button only take the look like pushed but the event is not invoked.  I find
other message for get some idCommand from the button, i think that is the
way but i'm still looking for the way to do it.  I know maybe with the mouse
event is more ease, but is not elegant.  I only want to avoid say the user
"please, open here. Ok, now click there, now Write this, etc etc".  I have
to configurate the hardware first to make my program do what one assumes
that does, make an "autotest" and is a little rare to see something
automatic receiving too many steps.
But ok, i think i have to make it like that if i can not find the other way
i want, thanks for your help, really, at less i learned many thinks i had
not idea about that before.  But i keep trying ;o).  Bye

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <gambit47@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> "Keneth Wagner" <Keneth_w@msn.com> wrote in message
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> > the problem is with the SpeedButtons, i can not see it
> > with the Spy or Enumchildwindows function.
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> TSpeedButton is not a windowed control.  It does not derived from
> TWinControl, but from TGraphicControl instead.  Thus is has no HWND of its
> own, and thus can't be manipulated via HWND-based functions.
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> Gambit
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