Why then is there a need to show the stack? You can go invisible
to the stack, change all properties, and close the stack,
without showing and flashing the window. If there really is a
need to issue a show command, set the window off-screen first.
Please, let us know whether this solves your problem.
Mark
David Burgun wrote:
The loop is part of a cold-start up process, I want to run all the
stacks qualifying stacks in a folder in "ColdStart" mode, this allows
each stack to reset it's properties etc. to the "Factory" default. It's
a little more complex than this, but that basically it.
Once the Cold-Start has completed, I then re-open the "Main"
Application stack (the one that reported it's "Main" status during
Cold-Start procedure). It then starts running in "Warm-Start" mode, and
from that point onwards it will start up in warm start mode. The
ColdStart Stack checks for a file in it's folder when it's run, if it's
there it cold-starts and removes the file, if it's not it warm starts.
All the Best
Dave
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