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Article #149Multiplicity in Task Manager... Why?
From: Tito Serenti
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 12:14
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 12:14
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Hi, I have a program that posts notes on the Windows desktop. The main form of the program is hidden, and the program can be accessed via the system tray. When a note (a new form that belongs to the application) is created and posted on the desktop, I change the parent of the form to the handle of the desktop. Everything works well, BUT... When I create 5 notes, and open Task Manager, in the applications tab it shows me that there are 5 instances of the program running. In the processes tab it shows that there's only one process, which is correct, because there's only one instance of the program running. Why does it show a separate task for every note? How can I fix it? Any help would be appreciated. Tito
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