C# UI programming question

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Hi

Is there some good sample about using C# to write MDI or multi-dialog style
app?

How can I get other app window client pixel data like VC++ Win32 sample ?

Is there some sample using C# to send message to other app UI control ?
( I would like to write some screenshot and some auto run tool )

Thank for your kind helping .
 
Hi

Is there some good sample about using C# to write MDI or multi-dialog style
app?

How can I get other app window client pixel data like VC++ Win32 sample ?

Is there some sample using C# to send message to other app UI control ?
( I would like to write some screenshot and some auto run tool )

Thank for your kind helping .

Why would you want to use MDI for C#? MDI is the past, C# Forms is
the future. Chris Sells in his Win Forms 2.0 Programming book has a
short section on "hosting MFC in Win Forms" but nothing on using C# to
write MDI. As for sending messages to another app UI control, I
assume you don't mean a child form within C#, which is trivially easy,
but another unrelated app. You need to perhaps use COM or equivalent
to pass information between two unrelated apps running in Windows--or
use a low-level driver. Not easy to do I would imagine.

RL
 
Jeff Gaines said:
It's not the past while programmers keep it alive! Worst mistake MSFT made
was making Word SDI.

Microsoft's usability research strongly disagrees with your assertion.
 
Microsoft's usability research strongly disagrees with your assertion.

I disagree with most of their usability 'research' and often wonder who
they speak to, e.g.:
Arranging windows on a multi monitor setup when Word has 6 windows open
instead of only 1 creates a chaotic mess.
Introducing a ribbon that reduces usable screen height when modern
monitors are getting shorter
Opening a DVD drive if you accidentally click on it in Explorer (in Vista)
when it's empty - do none of their usability researchers know that many
PC's have doors on them? I wonder how many drives have burnt out because
of that stupid behaviour.

MSFT need to speak to some real users.
 
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