Hi,
How do i prevent an application from appears more than once in the ALT+TAB
menu.
As it is today, my application will show an icon for each window visible in
the running application. I only want one icon.
Thank you in advance.
Peter
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Peter Larsen wrote: Hi,
How do i prevent an application from appears more than once in the ALT+TAB
menu.
As it is today, my application will show an icon for each window visible in
the running application. I only want one icon.
The "ShowInTask bar" attribute of the form controls this. Set it to
false for all
windows you don't want to show in the task bar.
Matt
But i'm not talking about the Task Bar button, but the ALT+TAB menu !!
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Peter Larsen wrote: Hi,
How do i prevent an application from appears more than once in the
ALT+TAB
menu.
As it is today, my application will show an icon for each window visible
in
the running application. I only want one icon.
The "ShowInTask bar" attribute of the form controls this. Set it to
false for all
windows you don't want to show in the task bar.
Matt
Peter Larsen wrote: But i'm not talking about the Task Bar button, but the ALT+TAB menu !!
Hm. Other than making it a toolbar window (FormBorderStyl e to
FixedToolWindow or SizeableToolWin dow), I'm not really aware of any
simple way to do this.
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