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AlexKaras
11 years agoChampion Level 3
Hi Nish,
Considering, that neither Win32API nor DLL objects are accessible from script extensions, I think that you may consider to create a simple .net assembly with the function that will call SetWindowPos() and call this .net function using the dotNET object that is accessible from script extensions.
Sounds not that aesthetically beautiful but might appear to be an acceptable solution...
P.S. Another idea came to my mind is to use the RunDLL32 utility (e.g. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164787) called via shell.execute or TestedApps (if they are accessible from script extensions) and command it to call the SetWindowPos() function.
Considering, that neither Win32API nor DLL objects are accessible from script extensions, I think that you may consider to create a simple .net assembly with the function that will call SetWindowPos() and call this .net function using the dotNET object that is accessible from script extensions.
Sounds not that aesthetically beautiful but might appear to be an acceptable solution...
P.S. Another idea came to my mind is to use the RunDLL32 utility (e.g. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164787) called via shell.execute or TestedApps (if they are accessible from script extensions) and command it to call the SetWindowPos() function.
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