You can still use the Win32 API in .NET to access OS handles. Check out pinvoke.net, specifically the "FindWindow" function in user32.dll.
I don't know of any commercial products that wrap the Win32 API but there is this open source implementation that is a managed wrapper around the API along with many other utility classes - http://mwinapi.sourceforge.net/ On Jun 23, 6:43 pm, "Scott M." <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, This is my first post. I have been a VB6 programmer for 10 years > and now I am making the switch to C#.Net. I used to use a program > called Microsoft Test to control other Windows apps and I would now > like to do that with C#.Net. It has been several years since I wrote > this type of program, but what I remember is that I had to search for > the application, usually by the title and then find out the handle for > the control I wanted to access. Right now, I want to write a desktop > application to control a really cool application called Pocket > Controller-Pro, which will allow me to test a mobile device. Anyways, > does anyone know of a product I can purchase to allow me to do this? > > Thanks, > > Scott
