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melbolt · Mar 26th, 2007, 8:57 AM

I have an idea for you, here is what I would do.

Since your listview contains a collection of all open windows already, why not also have your listview store each window's handle in the item tag like so.

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ListView1.Items(i).Tag = 'code to get the handle here, i is the index
ListView1.Items(i).Tag = 'code to get the handle here, i is the index

now, when a user clicks on the listview item, retrieve that item's tag(the corresponding window handle), and then put the value in whPoint.

I believe this is what you wanted to know but maybe that is not where you were having the trouble? let me know.

good luck

Mar 26th, 2007, 8:57 AM	#2
melbolt Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: PA, USA Posts: 242 Rep Power: 4	I have an idea for you, here is what I would do. Since your listview contains a collection of all open windows already, why not also have your listview store each window's handle in the item tag like so. vbnet Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) ListView1.Items(i).Tag = 'code to get the handle here, i is the index ListView1.Items(i).Tag = 'code to get the handle here, i is the index now, when a user clicks on the listview item, retrieve that item's tag(the corresponding window handle), and then put the value in whPoint. I believe this is what you wanted to know but maybe that is not where you were having the trouble? let me know. good luck __________________ I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. -Mark Twain- Xbox live gamertag: melbolt