🚀 go-pugleaf

Gee, the further I get into Windows programming, the quicker the roadblocks
come...

To monitor a communications port, I have been using a PeekMessage () loop
instead of a GetMessage () loop and, if no messages existed, calling a
quick function to check the port.  That worked fine while my main window
was up, however, when the user was presented with a dialog box for some
reason, the PeekMessage () loop was not in control.  I suspected this would
happen, reasoning that dialog boxes had thier own message loop, but I still
need to check the port even during dialog boxes.  How can I gain access to
the dialog box message loop?  I hope I don't have to use regular windows 
and kludge them to look and act like dialog boxes...

Thanks,
Jeff