--- Alex Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The window does indeed remain focussed�� I tried tagging my Email
> composer window and was able to keep composing while the window was
in
> its tagged state.
>
> How does Windows decide which window gets focus when the active
window
> is minimised? Is it possible to emulate this behaviour during a
> Window.Hide() command?
"Active" and "Focused" could be different ones practically.
If not, '*keys {toany hidden_wind}' might not be possible.
(Do you remember 'xcaption', which is "PowerPro my_pcf" in my system
when running a script, that was actually hidden in my system?)
Maybe 'x-mouse' feature or simply executing 'win.mouse("LeftClick")'
after minimizing/hiding a window could solve the issue?
> > But one application behaves differently; Xmail disappears from the
> > task bar but not from the task switcher window.
>
> Yes, I find that this happens with some programs; particularly
Delphi
> ones. This is because the window visible on the screen and the
window
> responsible for the taskbar button are not the same window.
Can it be more correct: the responsible window when the app is
trayminned and/or possibly hidden?
Then, they possibly have an option "show tray icon" or "minimize
to tray". Turning off this option might solve the issue.
Sean
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