Selecting running application on windows toolbar in Windows 7
I've done a search on this and apparently this is a big mystery.
The way that Windows 7 handles the running applications for the toolbar has changed from XP. I want to be able to specifically call a click method on a particular toolbar object but all I can access is the toolbar itself and when I record it will record using the x, y coordinates of the toolbar itself. I don't want to have worry about the exact location within the toolbar of my tested app every time I run my tests.
The list of applications is held in the MSTaskSwWClass class which I can't figure how to access and use to determine the item I want to click.
Can anybody help out here.
Thanks,
Scott
The way that Windows 7 handles the running applications for the toolbar has changed from XP. I want to be able to specifically call a click method on a particular toolbar object but all I can access is the toolbar itself and when I record it will record using the x, y coordinates of the toolbar itself. I don't want to have worry about the exact location within the toolbar of my tested app every time I run my tests.
The list of applications is held in the MSTaskSwWClass class which I can't figure how to access and use to determine the item I want to click.
Can anybody help out here.
Thanks,
Scott
