Hi Victor,
Would this work?
nRow=MROW()
nCol=MCOL()
MOUSE CLICK AT 0.1,0.1
MOUSE CLICK AT nRow,nCol
>Ok this worked.
>I'll give browneee points for anyone who can figure out how to get the d)!^$(@m title bar to turn blue.
>Is there some type of API cally thingy that I can use to simulate a title bar click??? (that, of course, makes it turn blue.).....picky, aren't I? haha
>
>>i put this in my login form (activate())
>>
>>
>>DECLARE INTEGER SetForegroundWindow IN USER32 INTEGER
>>DECLARE INTEGER FindWindow IN USER32 STRING @ , STRING @
>>lnHWND=FindWindow(0, _Screen.Caption)
>>IF lnHWND>0
>> SetForegroundWindow(lnHWND)
>>ENDIF
>>
>>
>>
>>>I have an app that shows a splash screen (as-top-level form, with Screen = Off in my config.fpw file)...
>>>then when it's done, the login screen pops up (also a top-level-form). I've set always-on-top to .T., yet the user still has to click on the form (which is acutally a vcx) to be able to type in their passowrd, the form never gets focus.
>>>Obviously this will be rather anoying. Anyone know a way around this???
>>>Thanks!
Regards,
Mike
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