getting my proj. activated from any other application

[shalender verma]

I am using VB6. I created a small project. I Want that i
can activate my running project(minimized and appearing at
the task bar) by pressing any code while working in any
other application. Actually i want an interrupt to occur
so that it can activate my project. As we can activate the
Find Files and folder option by clicking on window
button+f irrespective of the app. we are workin on.
e.g - I started my project and then minimizing it and
started a new application(can be anything). now i want to
activate my running proj by pressing any key e.g F1 rather
then clincking on the taskbar and then activating my
project.

thanks

[Cor]

Hi Shalender,

This is a VB.net newgroup as you could seen in your previous answers you
have got it is a very different language from VB6.

There are very much VB6 language newsgroups also,

They called often public.vb with a lot of special subjects.

You better place your questions in those newsgroups, because the first time
people will answer you here because most are very polite, but by keeping
doing it, some of us become a little bit sad.

Cor

I am using VB6. I created a small project. I Want that i

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

* "shalender verma" <ve**********@yahoo.com> scripsit:

I am using VB6. I created a small project. I Want that i
can activate my running project(minimized and appearing at
the task bar) by pressing any code while working in any
other application. Actually i want an interrupt to occur
so that it can activate my project. As we can activate the
Find Files and folder option by clicking on window
button+f irrespective of the app. we are workin on.
e.g - I started my project and then minimizing it and
started a new application(can be anything). now i want to
activate my running proj by pressing any key e.g F1 rather
then clincking on the taskbar and then activating my
project.

<http://www.mvps.org/vb/code/ForceFore.zip>
<http://vbaccelerator.com/article.asp?id=4576>

Please post your VB6 questions to one of the microsoft.public.vb.*
groups in future.

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>