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"Tom" <Tom@NoMail.com> wrote in message 
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> Can you please show me how to do that? if for example I
> have an EditBox that have the handle 0x73E87AD2, how
> do I use this handle to Set/Read value in that Edit box?

Send WM_GETTEXT and WM_SETTEXT messages to it, like I suggested earlier.

> If I have a Menu that have the handle 0x24C87321, how do
> I use this handle to perform a "Mouse" Click on this menu?

You don't.  What you need to do instead is determine the ID of the menu item 
you are interested in executing, and then send a WM_COMMAND message to the 
menu's owner window.

>>> I can change the first application to send the second application
>>> the handles of each button & menu & Edit box on each panel
>>
>> It does not need to do that.  The second application can do that
>> on its own.
>
> Can you Please show me how to do that? (If it's a short code...)

Look at the FindWindow/Ex() and EnumChildWindows() functions.  Start with 
the top-level window of the app and drill down its parent-child trees until 
you find the particular child control that you want to interact with.


Gambit