opposite of wm_close

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Hi, I am looking for the opposite of wm_close, I assume
it's possibly wm_open but no info comes up with that term.

so, what is the opposite of WM_Close



Any ideas welcome
Tony
 
Hi, I am looking for the opposite of wm_close, I assume
it's possibly wm_open but no info comes up with that term.

so, what is the opposite of WM_Close



Any ideas welcome
Tony
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What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
 
That is fairly irrelevant, I can wm_close a window by
windowhandle, I want to open a window by its handle.
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It is not irrelavent - I'm trying to figure out what you mean. If your
trying to open an application then there is no message for that - but
you use either the VB.NET Shell command or the
System.Diagnostics.Process class. Basically, I'm trying to get enough
detail to help you... Can you please explain your situation?
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Ok, thanks for helping.
Basically what I am trying to do is block an internet page
from loading. So I am experimenting with closing shell
objectdoc view, a child window and then trying re-
establishing it in the same window again, but this time a
different URL loads.
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* "Tony said:
Hi, I am looking for the opposite of wm_close, I assume
it's possibly wm_open but no info comes up with that term.

so, what is the opposite of WM_Close
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PInvoke on 'CreateWindow'/'CreateWindowEx'/'RegisterClass'/...

Why do you need that?

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