I need to enumerate the desktop windows to get a handle of an application like Internet Explorer. I have figured out a way to do it by sending keys to Desktop to emulate ALT+TAB which invokes the Task Switching mechanism. I activate each window so I can get the Handle and Caption.

I then use the caption to figure out if that is the window of interest. Lg Serial Number Lookup Refrigerator. But that is an ugly solution. I am aware of the ' EnumThreadWindows function' which works with ' EnumThreadWndProc callback function' But i do not know how to implement it in VFP.

How to enumerate if an object is over. How to disable scrollbars off of a Visual FoxPro form using Win API. This retrieves 32bit and 64bit installed. I want to get a list of existing objects (in my case they are non-visual objects) which are created through CreateObject() during runtime. So, I can loop throug.

In particular, I do not know how to imply the DeskTop in the function call. BOOL WINAPI EnumThreadWindows( _In_ DWORD dwThreadId, _In_ WNDENUMPROC lpfn, _In_ LPARAM lParam ); The first parameter ' dwThreadId' implies the ID of the Thread and all I can think of is that the windows are children of the DeskTop. So how do I specify that?

If anyone has some experience with Window Functions, if you know how to help me here, I would be appreciative DK.

Thread ID: 4500 rob MSXML Parser and VFP6 Hi Has anyone used the MSXML parser with VFP and got it working? I have created an object using msxml2.domdocument and I try to enumerate all the nodes but I just end up with a minimal amount of data fron XML file. It Skips the first child and gets it's child when i try to return the document childnode. The XML file has been validated against it's DTD. XML Spy sees the XML file OK. I cant walk the tree! Also how do I get to talk to IXMLDOMDocument?

Any help or advice would be very much appreciated. Many thanks Rob Thread ID: 422066 Pete Sass Old Dog New Tricks! Hi, Well I am the old dog and although I have many years of programming with VFP, I indeed picked up some new tricks this past week. How to enumerate if an object is over another object from Cetin. How to disable scrollbars off of a Visual FoxPro form using Win API and window handle# from Vilhelm 3. How to setup a mouse hover over a Grid any dynamically select the record in the underlying Grid from Cetin and Vilhelm. So you see even an old dog AKA 'old Fox' can pick up some rather new things here to greatly enhance an application.

My thanks to Vilhelm and Cetin for their words of wisdom and same rather excellent code snippets. My Thread ID: 410699 Mike Gagnon RE: * 32 Hi, >Anyone know how to enumerate the '*32' indicator in the Windows Task Manager Windows showing running processes? >If not API then oWinMgmts = getobject('winmgmts://') >I sure as heck cannot find a darn thing on this, but has to be there as every 32-bit EXE running has a *32 after the file name. 64 bit EXE's do not have this trailing the name of the running application. >Pete 'the IceMan', from the Great White North of Canada. Pinnacle Studio 9 Serial Key Free Download.

Www.marathongriffincomputers.com Probably not exactly what you need. This retrieves 32bit and 64bit installed (or uninstallable) applications on a computer based on their registry entries. It shows them 32bit first and 64bit Thread ID: 410699 Pete Sass RE: * 32 Hi, >Anyone know how to enumerate the '*32' indicator in the Windows Task Manager Windows showing running processes? >If not API then oWinMgmts = getobject('winmgmts://') >I sure as heck cannot find a darn thing on this, but has to be there as every 32-bit EXE running has a *32 after the file name. 64 bit EXE's do not have this trailing the name of the running application. >Pete 'the IceMan', from the Great White North of Canada. Www.marathongriffincomputers.com >Probably not exactly what you need.

This retrieves 32bit and 64bit installed (or uninstallable) applications on a computer based on their registry entries. It shows them 32bit first and 64bit MESSGEBOX('Directory does not exist') ENDIF In short, I just want sir to revise my question. What i want to return is not 'Computer Names', but the location folders through Network Neighborhood. How can I enumerate them MESSGEBOX('Directory does not exist') ENDIF >In short, I just want sir to revise my question. What i want to return is not 'Computer Names', but the location folders through Network Neighborhood.