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Hi all,
I have replied with my own questions to an older post entry
but after a while I thought it's better to start a new thread based on
the previous one. Perhaps with the new thread I will catch more eyes and
find someone who had the same problem and solved it or
has more information about it.
This is a summary of my problem:
IE7 (or anything else that IE7 installation changed in the system) is
blocking the FIRST window I am showing from my service to be displayed. The
second and
all windows I show afterwars from the service display correctly.
I am using TOPMOST in my code and everything works as accpected
without IE7.
Everything works fine with all security updates installed on my XP and using
IE6. But immediately after installing IE7 the problem occurs.
IE7 does not even have to run. Installation of IE7 is enough that the
problem occurs. Uninstalling it fixes the problem again. But I would rather
not choose that path.
The post I added to the previous entry:
"A few students told us about this behaviour a few days ago and in my tests
I have noticed it will occur the first time someone wants to print in any
application.
When you print the second time everything works fine.
We have a service running on all student PCs displaying a message (=form)
to our students when they want to print (service: allow to interact with
desktop is enabled)
Now I have read the above posts but before changing my code and re-deploying
the new software to all the student PCs I would like to clarify a few things:
- the above entries have been posted one year ago:
have their been any changes/fixes so far?
- why does IE7 make such a huge system-wide change?
- what actually does IE7 change? (is it again by-design ;-)
- Possible workaround??
Display an "unvisible" form first and immediatly afterwards the second
(=actual first) real form.
(second and all following messages (forms) are displayed correctly)"
Please have a look at the post mentioned above:
(it is in a VB group posted but I am a C# developer therefore I have chosen
now this group; it seems to be (.net) language independent problem)
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2535711&SiteID=1
I appriciate your help or comments on this topic.
Best regards,
Johann
I have replied with my own questions to an older post entry
but after a while I thought it's better to start a new thread based on
the previous one. Perhaps with the new thread I will catch more eyes and
find someone who had the same problem and solved it or
has more information about it.
This is a summary of my problem:
IE7 (or anything else that IE7 installation changed in the system) is
blocking the FIRST window I am showing from my service to be displayed. The
second and
all windows I show afterwars from the service display correctly.
I am using TOPMOST in my code and everything works as accpected
without IE7.
Everything works fine with all security updates installed on my XP and using
IE6. But immediately after installing IE7 the problem occurs.
IE7 does not even have to run. Installation of IE7 is enough that the
problem occurs. Uninstalling it fixes the problem again. But I would rather
not choose that path.
The post I added to the previous entry:
"A few students told us about this behaviour a few days ago and in my tests
I have noticed it will occur the first time someone wants to print in any
application.
When you print the second time everything works fine.
We have a service running on all student PCs displaying a message (=form)
to our students when they want to print (service: allow to interact with
desktop is enabled)
Now I have read the above posts but before changing my code and re-deploying
the new software to all the student PCs I would like to clarify a few things:
- the above entries have been posted one year ago:
have their been any changes/fixes so far?
- why does IE7 make such a huge system-wide change?
- what actually does IE7 change? (is it again by-design ;-)
- Possible workaround??
Display an "unvisible" form first and immediatly afterwards the second
(=actual first) real form.
(second and all following messages (forms) are displayed correctly)"
Please have a look at the post mentioned above:
(it is in a VB group posted but I am a C# developer therefore I have chosen
now this group; it seems to be (.net) language independent problem)
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2535711&SiteID=1
I appriciate your help or comments on this topic.
Best regards,
Johann