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I'm using FlashWindowEx to flash the taskbar and titlebar when my processes are done. I set the number of flashes to 5. But when the user returns to the window the flashing continues until all 5 flashes complete. How do you stop the flashing once the user returns to the app.? (Code Below) Thanks for any help, Marc Miller Public Structure FLASHWINFO Public cbSize As Int32 Public hwnd As IntPtr Public dwFlags As Int32 Public uCount As Int32 Public dwTimeout As Int32 End Structure Private Declare Function FlashWindowEx Lib "user32.dll" (ByRef pfwi As FLASHWINFO) As Int32 Private Const FLASHW_CAPTION As Int32 = &H1 Private Const FLASHW_TRAY As Int32 = &H2 Private Const FLASHW_ALL As Int32 = (FLASHW_CAPTION Or FLASHW_TRAY) Public Sub FlashNow(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs, ByVal iTimes As Integer) Dim flash As New FLASHWINFO flash.cbSize = System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SizeOf(flash) '/// size of structure in bytes flash.hwnd = Me.Handle '/// Handle to the window to be flashed flash.dwFlags = FLASHW_ALL '/// to flash both the caption bar + the tray flash.uCount = iTimes '/// the number of flashes flash.dwTimeout = 1000 '/// speed of flashes in MilliSeconds ( can be left out ) '/// flash the window you have specified the handle for... FlashWindowEx(flash) End Sub |
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Call FlashWindowEx again using FLASHW_STOP as the value for dwFlags.
Here is a declaration for FLASHW_STOP: Private Const FLASHW_STOP As Int32 = &H0 -- Bryan Phillips MCSD, MCDBA, MCSE Blog: http://bphillips76.spaces.live.com "Marc Miller" <ctefsd_sys@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:#FmOQClNHHA.3944@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl: > Hi.... > > I'm using FlashWindowEx to flash the taskbar and titlebar when my processes > are done. > I set the number of flashes to 5. But when the user returns to the window > the flashing > continues until all 5 flashes complete. > > How do you stop the flashing once the user returns to the app.? (Code > Below) > > Thanks for any help, > Marc Miller > > Public Structure FLASHWINFO > Public cbSize As Int32 > Public hwnd As IntPtr > Public dwFlags As Int32 > Public uCount As Int32 > Public dwTimeout As Int32 > End Structure > > Private Declare Function FlashWindowEx Lib "user32.dll" (ByRef pfwi As > FLASHWINFO) As Int32 > > Private Const FLASHW_CAPTION As Int32 = &H1 > Private Const FLASHW_TRAY As Int32 = &H2 > Private Const FLASHW_ALL As Int32 = (FLASHW_CAPTION Or FLASHW_TRAY) > > > Public Sub FlashNow(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As > System.EventArgs, ByVal iTimes As Integer) > > Dim flash As New FLASHWINFO > flash.cbSize = System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.SizeOf(flash) > '/// size of structure in bytes > flash.hwnd = Me.Handle '/// Handle to the window to be flashed > flash.dwFlags = FLASHW_ALL '/// to flash both the caption bar + the > tray > flash.uCount = iTimes '/// the number of flashes > flash.dwTimeout = 1000 '/// speed of flashes in MilliSeconds ( can > be left out ) > '/// flash the window you have specified the handle for... > FlashWindowEx(flash) > > End Sub |
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