MessageBox and the Foreground Window?

[Carl Fenley]

I am trying to capture the Windows QueryCancelAutoPlay message that is sent
to the "foreground window" when an AutoRun enabled CD is inserted into a
drive.

Enabling and Disabling AutoRun
http://tinyurl.com/2m26

If my MainForm uses MessageBox.Show to prompt the end-user to insert a CD,
I'd like to know whether MainForm or my MessageBox is the "foreground
window". Any ideas?

Regards,

Carl

[Carl Fenley]

"Carl Fenley" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
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I am trying to capture the Windows QueryCancelAutoPlay message that is sent
to the "foreground window" when an AutoRun enabled CD is inserted into a
drive.

Enabling and Disabling AutoRun
http://tinyurl.com/2m26

If my MainForm uses MessageBox.Show to prompt the end-user to insert a CD,
I'd like to know whether MainForm or my MessageBox is the "foreground
window". Any ideas?

Regards,

Carl

I think I just found out the answer is that the MessageBox is the
"foreground window" rather than the Form that instantiated it. If anyone
disagrees with that, please respond in this thread.

Regards,

Carl

[Dennis]

Do you have a code fragment that you could share that shows how to disable
AutoRun?
--
Dennis in Houston
"Carl Fenley" wrote:

"Carl Fenley" <[e-mail]> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...

I am trying to capture the Windows QueryCancelAutoPlay message that is sent
to the "foreground window" when an AutoRun enabled CD is inserted into a
drive.

Enabling and Disabling AutoRun
http://tinyurl.com/2m26

If my MainForm uses MessageBox.Show to prompt the end-user to insert a CD,
I'd like to know whether MainForm or my MessageBox is the "foreground
window". Any ideas?

Regards,

Carl

I think I just found out the answer is that the MessageBox is the
"foreground window" rather than the Form that instantiated it. If anyone
disagrees with that, please respond in this thread.

Regards,

Carl

[Carl Fenley]

"Dennis" <De****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Do you have a code fragment that you could share that shows how to disable
AutoRun?
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I derived my solution from Duncan Mackenzie's sample, which can be found
about half way down the following page:

http://www.duncanmackenzie.net/Samples/default.aspx

Download the ZIP file and run it. Instead of disabling Autorun, you will
see that it "intercepts" the QueryCancelAutoPlay message and handles it. Be
aware that Duncan has added some necessary code to the "Windows Form
Designer generated code" region.

Regards,

Carl