Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
Yeah, but I believe autohotkey does MSAA as part of how it works. I may be wrong on that being as I haven't touched it in a very long time.I will just throw out there though that Windows does have virtual desktops. If
Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
Oh... Alright. Thanks for your help. Wouldn't AHK have a similar issue, though? I'd still need to get the text, unless I'm misunderstanding something. And I'd need UIA/MSAA to do it? Yeah that's not really worth it for...
Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
You're essentially going to need to be a screen reader to do what you want to do. I'd look into an NVDA add-on or using autohotkey.The underlying app doesn't actually gain focus until you let go of alt The alt-tab
Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
@2Basically what I'm trying to do is have the user alt tab like normal, but have it beep when getting to a certain app, without the need to release the alt key to get it to beep. I did find GetAltTabInfoA(), but I haven't
Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
@2Basically what I'm trying to do is have the user alt tab like normal, but have it beep when getting to a certain app, without the need to release the alt key to get it to beep. I did find GetAltTabInfoA(), but I haven't
Re: What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
You need to be more specific here. Are you wanting to change it for your app, get it in realtime when the window pops up, what? "get the text" is very unspecific. If you're hoping you can just grab a handle to it, you
What are the windows in the Task Switcher called by the Win API?
I have done quite a lot of searching around, and can not find anything on this. I know that the window you get when you, e.g., press NVDA or JAWS + T, is called the Foreground Window, and when Alt-Tabbing, it is "Task
