Re: Floating Window in WinXP

[Steve Hutson <mail_lists@adpartnership.net>]

Hi Greg,

On Jun 30, 2009, at 7:41 PM, "Greg O'Lone"  
<rbnuglist@stretchedout.com> wrote:
> Almost true. If your Global Floating Window is the one that is  
> opened by the application itself, it CAN reside by itself (In a  
> default application, make Window1 a Global Floating Window).
But isn't that the same thing I said? In your case, you just open your  
Global Floating Window first, so you don't need to hide any windows  
first.
When I need a Global Floating Window that can "survive" a pre-existing  
document window's closing, I loop through and store references to any  
visible non-floaters, show the Global Floating Window, then re-show  
the hidden windows.
In your case, there simply aren't yet any windows open that can assume  
"ownership" of the Global Floating Window. Or are you saying something  
else?
Best wishes,

Steve

Stephen E. Hutson
AquilaDigital Partnership
[www.aquiladigital.us]

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