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    NSoft
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    Sorry I can't English... :( My problem is.... I hope my program visible when the press key WIN + D and click toggle desktop icon. ↓ Screenshot.. :( http://nkj2001.com.ne.kr/sample2.jpg[^]

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      Sorry I can't English... :( My problem is.... I hope my program visible when the press key WIN + D and click toggle desktop icon. ↓ Screenshot.. :( http://nkj2001.com.ne.kr/sample2.jpg[^]

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      Try using RegisterHotKey for receiving Win+D or a global hook. I don't know how you could respond to that specific button, but quick launch bar is fully customisable and you could add a shorcut to an application that would show your application (or even a shorcut to the application itself). -- modified at 13:49 Friday 21st October, 2005

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        Sorry I can't English... :( My problem is.... I hope my program visible when the press key WIN + D and click toggle desktop icon. ↓ Screenshot.. :( http://nkj2001.com.ne.kr/sample2.jpg[^]

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        bugDanny
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        Or one other idea, don't do it. The user of windows expects that clicking the desktop icon on using WINDOWS + D keys to hide ALL windows, including your application. To play with Windows expected functionality can be kind of cheating the user. Danny The stupidity of others amazes me!

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          Or one other idea, don't do it. The user of windows expects that clicking the desktop icon on using WINDOWS + D keys to hide ALL windows, including your application. To play with Windows expected functionality can be kind of cheating the user. Danny The stupidity of others amazes me!

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          David Crow
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          bugDanny wrote:

          To play with Windows expected functionality can be kind of cheating the user.

          I agree. Users expect their Windows applications to have a common intuitiveness. To alter that could have negative repercussions.


          "Take only what you need and leave the land as you found it." - Native American Proverb

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