David,
Not sure if this is useful since it is pure Win32.
Try this out, call in WinMain():
globals:
TCHAR g_szClassName[11] = TEXT("App name here"); // Main window class
name
TCHAR g_szTitle[11] = TEXT("Window name here"); // Main window name
/***********************************************************************
FUNCTION:
SetFocusToApp
PURPOSE:
function to set the focus back to the main window
***********************************************************************/
HWND SetFocusToApp()
{
HWND hWnd = NULL;
// Check if the application is running. If it's running then focus on
the window.
hWnd = FindWindow(g_szClassName, g_szTitle);
// Bring to front if running
if(hWnd)
SetForegroundWindow(hWnd);
return hWnd;
}
Code snip it for WinMain()
HWND hWnd = SetFocusToApp();
if(hWnd)
return 0;
David Trotz wrote:
>> Another thing to sort out. If I exit SwordReader using the exit
>> menuitem, it's OK. If I exit using the close button, as you know,
>> Windows Mobile leaves the program running in the background. When I try
>> to re-start SwordReader, another instance opens, and won't run properly
>> because the module files are already open in the first instance.
>>
>>
> I must not be registering the window correctly with the OS. This should
> be an easy fix.
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