How would I go about doing that in VB .NET? Say for example I wanted to put a button over each window on the screen, how would I go about looping through and getting the info about each window? Maybe a small or partial example would help me. Thanks.
Is there a way to locate the boundaries (size and location) of other windows running? I wasnt really sure where to post this, so feel free to move it. Thanks!
Yes, I know how to change the location, but the location doesnt appear to exist... if I have a form called Form1 made with the GUI form maker, when I attempt to move it, location does not appear to be a member of the form. (i.e. Form1.location doesnt exist). Im sure Im doing something really...
This (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ationofform.asp) tells me that I should be able to change the position of a form while the program is running, but the location, left, and right members of my form dont seem to exist. (using VB .NET). Thanks.
NOTE: I have no clue what Im doing.:p
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