On Aug 4, 2006, at 3:29 PM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Le 4 août 06 à 20:47 Soir, Eric Richards a écrit:
If you mean "put all other applications in front of your", then
the =20
only way is to bring every other application to the front , like
this:
tell application "System Events" --or "Finder" for MacOS 9
set i to every process whose frontmost is false
set c to 1
repeat
if c > (count items of i) then exit repeat
set p to item c of i
set frontmost of p to true
set c to c + 1
end repeat
end tell
(but the second case should probably not be done).
Yep that be it.
Humm, this can't be done by declares ?
Yes, it can be done. I remember having seen a "Process
Declares" (or such name) RB project, when RB 3 was the current
version. I think it's not simple but it is possible.
Actually, it's pretty simple. See the Process Manager of my declares
book at <http://www.declareSub.com/>.
Charles Yeomans_______________________________________________
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