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Ed wrote:

>I do not know why you need the process id or class name for the window.

As far as I know - I don't need the ID or class name. The code
I am using is example code from C++ BCB 6 - and I'm wading
through in an attempt to understand the necessary API calls
to do what I getting at.

>keep an internal list of HWND and window caption.  You can save 
>those two items into a structure that you define and use one 

I would perfer to have a linked list (or the kind) of HWND.
Can you please show me how to declare that struct?

e.g. - does the struct need pointer types? And if so, what
type are they?

>When the user double clicks on a caption in the list box you can then go 
>through your internal list and find the associated window handle, the HWND. 

>You can then test its state with IsIconic and IsZoomed and decide what to do 
>with it.

Yeah - Bob said that IsIconic and IsZoomed are two calls I
have to look at. I have Win32 Programming reference by:
Rector / Newcomer (Addison Wesley publication)... But the
references are cryptic and contain little examples.

I'm assuming that if I have a list of HWND - that one of the
structs components will have a pointer reference to the 
window I wish to affect with IsIconic, and IsZoomed.

Once I have the state of the window, what API call do I use
to maximize or minimize it?

Again - thanks for keeping this thread alive with answers.

Matthew.