erkaner <erkaner@discussions.microsoft.com>'s wild thoughts
were released on Wed, 30 Jul 2008 01:41:01 -0700 bearing the
following fruit:
>Dear sir,
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>Where to start, do you have any suggestions? Is it possible to do that?
This is a Visual Basic Group, if your question does not
relate to visual basic then you are in the wrong place.
I cannot direct you to a more appropriate group as I have no
idea what 'LM' is.
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erkaner - 30 Jul 2008 11:58 GMT
I can relate this problem with visual basic: How can I write a VB windows
application that identifies which window is focused in windows xp? I need to
know what is written in a chat window of MS Live Meeting.
Thanks..
> erkaner <erkaner@discussions.microsoft.com>'s wild thoughts
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BeastFish - 30 Jul 2008 22:13 GMT
Off the top of my head...
Perhaps use the GetForegroundWindow API function, then the GetClassName API
function to make sure it's the type of window you want. If it is, then
enumerate through that window's objects, looking for whatever windows object
contains the text (GetClassName will likely be helpful here as well). Then
use the GetWindowText API on that object.
Of course, whether it can be done depends on how Live Meeting is
constructed... and will take a bit of trial and error.
> I can relate this problem with visual basic: How can I write a VB windows
> application that identifies which window is focused in windows xp? I need to
> know what is written in a chat window of MS Live Meeting.
>
> Thanks..