C++ enumwindow and callback

[mo A]

Hi all,
I would like to send a message to all open Internet Explorer Windows to
change thier title (and later, send a string to a text box in that IE
window --clicked by a user--
i know that EnumWindows This function enumerates all top-level windows
on the screen by passing the handle to each window, in turn, to an
application-defined callback function.
in my app i did the following,
//Global Variable
HWND handleback=0;

BOOL onefunc(HWND);
static BOOL CALLBACK myfunc(HWND Handle,LPARAM lParam)
{
return onefunc(Handle);
}

BOOL onefunc(HWND Handle)
{
char array [256];
//HWND hWndIE;
if (Handle > 0)
{
//its valid
//PostMessage(hWndIE ,WM_KEYDOWN,/(WPARAM)Buffer'A',0);
handleback=Handle;
GetWindowText(handleback,array, 256);
//get the window ttile,
if(strstr(array,"Microsoft Internet Explorer")!=NULL)
{
SetWindowText(handleback,"Mywindow1");
//i also want to send character to a user
//clicked textbox in the IE window
PostMessage(handleback,WM_KEYDOWN,'A',0);

}
return true ;
}
}

//in main
EnumWindows(&myfunc,NULL);

However, this doesnt seem to work, it gets stuck (calling myfunc and

onefunc repeatidly.
how can i implement this? what is wrong with my CALLBACK function?

Regards,
Mo
ma******@hotmail.com

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