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I am having some issues working with White when trying to command a Control Panel Dialog similar to the Sound Dialog. UISpy says that it is a Dialog under the Desktop Window, how would I go about getting access to that dialog. I have not been able to find
anything related and any help would be much appreciated.
Thank You
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Hi
The best way would be to find out which process is related to this dialog.
Then use Application.Attach(process); to get the Application, and from the application get the window.,
or better find out the .exe to start the application
Other way (very slow) use Desktop.Instance.Windows to get a list with all Windows on Desktop.
Throndorin
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Throndorin,
Although I have not tried the Application.Attach route yet I am doughtful for a couple reasons: I know the name of the backend exe number one, I was calling the exe via Application.Launch(path) number two, and finally because when I took this route and looked
at the applications wiondow count it was zero...
I believe the problem is related to the window not being a window but rather a dialog., but maybe I am wrong ....
Thoughts ...
On Jul 26, 2012 4:00 AM, "Throndorin" < notifications@codeplex.com> wrote:
From: Throndorin
Hi
The best way would be to find out which process is related to this dialog.
Then use Application.Attach(process); to get the Application, and from the application get the window.,
or better find out the .exe to start the application
Other way (very slow) use Desktop.Instance.Windows to get a list with all Windows on Desktop.
Throndorin
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Have you tried Desktop.Instance.Windows?
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