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Hi.

I'm using winAPI commands to insert a menu into another program. That works. Now I need it so if I click the menu item in the other program (there are no sub-menus) it will open a seperate program.

How would I go about doing this?

I'm trying to hook the notification message but i'm kind of ...

Well, i'm not getting an answer, but i'm also leaving this forum anyways -- all i do is get harrassed. Anyways, i'm going to be gone for like 8 months because I got my computer and internet privilages taken away.

Bye

how about no dude, i'm actually making an aimer for my friend for a FPS game, and you know very well I stopped that shinanigan, heres the source:
#wMem=0
Global Mem.l
Mem = AllocateMemory(1024)

Procedure.l DesktopOutput()
PokeL(Mem, 1)
ProcedureReturn Mem
EndProcedure

Maus.Point ...

Is there a way to simply draw on the window from a givin HWND?

(i'm trying to get the topic back on topic from PB versions and who's the biggest a-hole )

Hold on, it didnt work after all I'm still looking for a solution.

No, but I think I figured it out, thanks I threw in some API and it seemed to work good enough.

Hm, lemme check....


it's 3.92

Hello,

I was trying to figure out how to draw a shape above all windows, or at least just on one.

StartDrawing with DesktopOutput worked at first, but then I brought up the other windows, the shape flickered, and it needs to be solid.

This is what I had:

#wMem=0
Global Mem.l
Mem ...

You could just block all unput entirely:

You could use the GetLocaleInfo API Call, and retrieve the language rather easily. (You DO mean speaking language, right?)

Code updated For 5.20+

This is a simple set of procedures to skin the window into an ellipse, rectangle, or round rectangle. It only needs to be called once (it does not need to be under repeat). It will only work under Windows Operating Systems.

; SkinWindow with Regions
; by roachofdeath
; 11 ...

Hm, they are the same for me.. maybe not for others though...

Code updated For 5.20+

this is a very simple procedure, but works nonetheless.
It finds the power scheme name and description, even if you have a custom scheme.

Procedure.s Reg_GetValue(topKey, sKeyName.s, sValueName.s, ComputerName.s)
lpData.s ;Reg_GetValue() by NoahPhense
GetValue.s =""
If ...

Doh, you beat me to it freak

If you want to do it the long way, find the extention in the registry, and get the (Default) value of it. Then search for the default value in the registry, and there will be the file type.

Seems logical, but a lot easier (and probably easier for the computer too) to just use the API call