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Activating the first instance of a program when it's started multiple times

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From: SubZero
Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 05:15
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Hello,

I have a program that I want it to act like Outlook Express in the sense 
that when the program is minimized or in the tray, and when user clicks on 
the desktop icon, instead of relaunching a second instance, it should bring 
the first instance to screen (window should be visible).

I know this is possible and I would appreciate if someone could shed some 
light on my problem.

Best Regards,

SZ 
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