By forcing the window to the foreground, I am referring to setting the
Windows window ID to the front window, not using the "moveToFront" command.
Are we speaking of the same thing?
Also, are you using a fast-start projector? In which case, by the time the
command that move the window to the front is issued, the program has moved
on to the next movie? It's a long shot this one.
... Alex ...
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> Thanks, but I tried that. Problem is that when I force our window to the
> foreground I still get the Windows taskbar on screen. Our program doesn't
> display fullscreen.
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