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Article #12753A way to Deactivate a Window After it has been Activated??
From: Rick Flower
Date: Thu, 18 May 1989 22:00
Date: Thu, 18 May 1989 22:00
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I've got a program that has multiple windows open at the same time, and I want
to make sure that the "main" window is always the active window and NOT one of
the other "informational" windows.. If the user selects one of these other
windows, is there a way to DeSelect it and return control to the main window??
I've already got it so that it will detect when the window has been activated,
but I can't deactivate it as of yet..
Thanks in advance...
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