JMongi
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@isladogs - Colin, I'm pinging you since I'm using your window moving/sizing functions.
In navigating my application, I would like it to appear as if the application is altering even though in reality I'm opening and closing forms.
This should be doable if I open the new "alteration" on top of the existing form and then close the existing form. Since I believe Colin's code is tracking the window location (in order to simulate the window header mouse drag), I should be able to use similar location data to open my new form at that exact location. Using the Windows API calls in this way is definitely a strong learning curve which is why I'm not posting any relevant attempts at this point.
In navigating my application, I would like it to appear as if the application is altering even though in reality I'm opening and closing forms.
This should be doable if I open the new "alteration" on top of the existing form and then close the existing form. Since I believe Colin's code is tracking the window location (in order to simulate the window header mouse drag), I should be able to use similar location data to open my new form at that exact location. Using the Windows API calls in this way is definitely a strong learning curve which is why I'm not posting any relevant attempts at this point.