FindWindow()
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Hi All,
HWND FindWindow(LPCTSTR lpClassName,LPCTSTR lpWindowName);In this function, how to find the lpClassName for particular dialog. Regards, Anitha
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Hi All,
HWND FindWindow(LPCTSTR lpClassName,LPCTSTR lpWindowName);In this function, how to find the lpClassName for particular dialog. Regards, Anitha
I have found WinSpy++ to be useful in finding class names for particular windows, or you could use CP's own WinSpy, part of a demonstration of code injection into another process. They're especially useful when you want to find the class name for Windows components (such as the task bar, for example). Regards, --Perspx
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Hi All,
HWND FindWindow(LPCTSTR lpClassName,LPCTSTR lpWindowName);In this function, how to find the lpClassName for particular dialog. Regards, Anitha
GetClassName«_Superman_»
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Hi All,
HWND FindWindow(LPCTSTR lpClassName,LPCTSTR lpWindowName);In this function, how to find the lpClassName for particular dialog. Regards, Anitha
IIRC, all dialogs are of class
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