Re: Finding 3rd-party child window/button state (enabled/disabled)

Take a look at BringWindowToTop() or SetForegroundWindow(). Maybe one of
those will pop up your window the way you need.

Tom

"ultranet" <ultranet@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> wnd->ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);
> doesn't help either. The bottleneck now is that i am not able to activate
> the window, and w/o it there won't be any pixels to look at is they are
> covered by another window.
>
> Perhaps i need to call ShowWindow, then start another thread that will
> check
> the pixels, and then return from the callback, so that main thread
> executes
> the ShowWindow. Then the worker thread can do the pixel work.


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