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That's great. Thanks Richard.

Matt

Hi,

Is there any way to get HASHLIB3? The link on the Wiki site doesn't seem to be working.

Matt

Thanks Richard, I will definitely look at this when I get round to it. The issue will undoubtedly come up in another program. As to your first comment, and I know this isn't the right thread, but I for one will be very sorry to see you go. If that is your decision, then I wish you all the very best....

Thank you, Richard, for responding to this. It's been many months since I worked on this one, and I seem to remember tackling the problem from a different direction. If I get chance I'll have a look again.

Thanks again,

Matt

Thanks Richard, This is exactly what I needed. I had read the descriptions of the EX codes, but had missed the possibility of this one. It works a treat. It shows that sometimes you have to look outside the box. It also forced me into noticing several other mistakes I'd made in other areas of the co...

Thanks Richard, I have this code in the program and have added the two line containing the extended styles. SYS "GetWindowLong", @hwnd%, GWL_STYLE TO ws% SYS "SetWindowLong", @hwnd%, GWL_STYLE, \ \ ws% AND NOT WS_THICKFRAME AND NOT WS_MAXIMIZEBOX AND NOT WS_BORDER SYS "GetWindowLong", @hwnd%, GWL_EX...

Hi. Just noticed this thread. I am an occasional (intermittent) user of this forum (and previous ones) so I'm not sure how much weight my opinion holds. Like RNBW, I had always considered this to be Richard's forum, anyway, and found it strange that he should not be here. For the few times I have us...

Hi.

I've got a program that sits on the desktop running all the time, and the app is displayed in the task tray. Is there a way to hide the task in the task band, but still have the program visible?

Matt

I tried so many variations of different things that I may have just overlooked 'GetForegroundWindow'. Thanks.

I would be surprised if BB4W got confused with hwnd% and @hwnd%. Particularly as @... is a system variable. But I will investigate what you have brought up.

Thanks.

Matt

Thanks DDRM. Yes, that's helpful. I hadn't considered where the variables were being stored, just that I assumed they would be released. That's one of the problems of taking a piece of code and shoving it into a program without carefully looking through. The GUID is mainly used for an random code wi...