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In article <91178.090744F0O@psuvm.psu.edu>, F0O@psuvm.psu.edu writes:
>
>   I'm very new to windows programming, and was wondering for what sorts
>or reasons would you want to use one over the other?
>   PostMessage will put it's message in the queue and return immediately,
>where SendMessage doesn't put it's message in the queue but waits until
>the message is processed before returning.
>   It looks to me like PostMessage would be better to use, since you
>wouldn't have to wait for the message to be processed; unless you don't
>want to fill the queue up with an additional message.
>
>                                                              [Tim]


I amy not need to say this but it seems that if you want the message acted on
immediately you would send a SendMessage whereas if you can wait doa
PostMessage. SendMessage sends a message immediately to the winproc whose
handle is in its parameter list.