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Showing downloaded file on top of other windows.
HI, I'm using TU to d/w a VB exe. Once the exe is d/w, I run the new exe so that it sits at the login prompt. My problem is that when TU calls the exe, it sits behind other windows. If I just double-click my app directly it is in front.
After d/w, Im calling the File.Run action with the SW_SHOWNORMAL parameter. Is there any way I can keep the called exe on top. Thanks Rohit |
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There are at least two possibilities.
The first one would be to modify your VB application to have it set the login window as the topmost window on startup. This is very easy, and how-tos can be found online. The other way would be to instruct TrueUpdate to set your application as the topmost window. This can be done in the following way:
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Thanks Ulrich. The second solution works perfect.
First solution can be applied only if the window is already displayed. Here I'm talking about a login form which has to be shown modally. (ofcourse I could've used a timer etc). But the second solution is what I was looking for. Cheers, Rohit |
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