Sorry, i'll try: when i move notepad's window i see as if there were many windows; a sort of tail stating from the original location and ending in the new location of the window. This only on the screen's region over the "parent" application (the one that started the process). I have no problem if i don't use WaitForExit (but i need to). Better? -- modified at 2:44 Friday 2nd September, 2005

Hi, I have a little problem: I'm trying to open notepad.exe from my windows application and I'm using a Process and WaitForExit on it. Notepad stats correctly but when I try to move its windows I see the movement on the caller application. Does anyone know why and how can I fix it? Here there's the code: Process newProcess = new Process(); newProcess.StartInfo.FileName = filename; newProcess.Start(); newProcess.WaitForExit(); thanks! Loveday -- modified at 9:05 Thursday 1st September, 2005

Thank you...I suspected so. The problem now is that there isn't any real keyboard. Bye

theRealCondor wrote: Is the keyboard switched to the French culture keyboard? Yes, it is...

Hi! I'm trying to do a virtual keyboard for my application. I want it to be localizable but I have a major problem: how can I emulate a key stroke with SendKeys for the so called dead keys? I tryied for example with: SendKeys.Send("{^}e"); //(for the french ê) but it doesn't seem to work. Am I doing something wrong? Is it even possible to do? Thanks to anyone who'll reply. Loveday