My windows aren't displayed in the taskbar
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Hi again people. It's the weekend but I'm bustin' my neurons with some MFC. I have a basic MFC exe and when I create a dialogue2 from my main dialogue, dialogue2 isn't shown in the TaskBar. How can I make a secondary window of my application be represented in the TaskBar? I actually hide my main dialogue before displaying dialogue2, but still, dialogue2 ain't shown in that TaskBar... grrr. -= E C H Y S T T A S =- The Greater Mind Balance
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Hi again people. It's the weekend but I'm bustin' my neurons with some MFC. I have a basic MFC exe and when I create a dialogue2 from my main dialogue, dialogue2 isn't shown in the TaskBar. How can I make a secondary window of my application be represented in the TaskBar? I actually hide my main dialogue before displaying dialogue2, but still, dialogue2 ain't shown in that TaskBar... grrr. -= E C H Y S T T A S =- The Greater Mind Balance
You want the WS_EX_APPWINDOW style. You can set this in the dialog properties window with the "Application Window" flag.
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You want the WS_EX_APPWINDOW style. You can set this in the dialog properties window with the "Application Window" flag.
Tell where you see the "Application Window" flag in the MFC designer of the Visual C++ 6 IDE ::- D. I don't. Anyway, I did it with SetWindowLong ::- ). Thanks! This type of setting wasn't very well described in MSDN but I did find it AFTER you told me. -= E C H Y S T T A S =- The Greater Mind Balance