Does anyone know how to keep a tkinter window always on top, despite
attempts to focus other windows? Here is my failed attempt. I've
tried both tkinter-only and win32-specific solutions. For this code,
the window does stay in front of the dos box it's launched from if I
try to focus the dos
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for that? That is, I want it to steal the focus if it doesn't have
it. Thanks,
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Mark Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know how to keep a tkinter window always on top, despite
attempts to focus other windows? Here is my failed attempt. I've
tried both tkinter-only and win32-specific solutions. For this code,
the window does stay in front of the dos box
not try that for now.
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Benjamin Rutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? FYI, I am using a older
version of Python (2.0) and win32all (I downloaded one that went with
the 2.0 release...Add/Remove programs shows Python 2.0 combined Win32
extensions). Also using Windows XP SP2. Thanks
extensions). Also using Windows XP SP2. Thanks,
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to call to narrow down
these window handles to just those that are present in the taskbar?
Thanks,
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