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' The window has non-blank text, is visible, and has ' no owner so it is (probably) a top level window. This function is similar to the GetWindowText function.

If GetWindow(app_hwnd, GW_OWNER) 0& Then Exit _ If IsWindowVisible(app_hwnd) = 0 Then Exit Function

If Len(WindowText(app_hwnd)) = 0 Then Exit Function Private Function IsTopLevelWindow(ByVal app_hwnd As Long) _ ' Return True if this is a top level window. If InStr(WindowText(app_hwnd), target) > 0 ThenĪpp_hwnd = GetWindow(app_hwnd, GW_HWNDNEXT) ' See if the window's text has the target in it. ' Find the target window and minimize, maximize, ' or restore it.Īpp_hwnd = GetWindow(GetDesktopWindow(), GW_CHILD) If the target string is in the window's text, minimize, maximize, or restore it using the SetWindowPlacement API function.įunction IsTopLevelWindow returns True if the window's text is non-blank, the window is visible, and the window has no owner.įunction WindowText uses the GetWindowTextLength and GetWindowText API functions to return the window's text. If it is, use WindowText to get the window's text. GetWindowText is a define of either GetWindowTextA or GetWindowTextW depending on your settings (because a TCHAR is either a char or wchart depending on the settings) So yeah the code compiles for you now, but it's still wrong. Use IsTopLevelWindow to see if the window is a top level window. Use the GetWindow API function to list the system's windows. If the window does not have a caption, the return value is a null string. VB Helper: HowTo: Find a window using GetWindow and minimize, maximize, or restore itįind a window using GetWindow and minimize, maximize, or restore itįind window, GetWindow, API, minimize, maximize, restore, SetWindowPlacement, GetWindowTextLength, GetWindowText, window text If the target window is owned by another process and has a caption, GetWindowText retrieves the window caption text.