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Article #9939A separete window for the task bar than one for the main form?
From: Art Alvarado
Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 23:47
Date: Mon, 31 May 2004 23:47
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I wrote a little app to figure out how to list windows EnumWindows() and I came upon something Odd. Although my little test app only has one form, two windows show up for it. One with the name of the application and one with the name of the caption of the form. I also added the ability to click on the list and make that window blink and in fact, when I select the window with the Application name the tittle bar blinks, when I click on the Form name, the form blinks but the tittle bar doesn't. Is this normal BCB Window creation behavior, to have one window for the Taskbar and one for the form. Why other apps don't do this? Is there something I need to do to make it be the same window? Thanks, -Art
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