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8.4

Window or Handle creation time?

Asked by AmigoJack in Windows Programming, Microsoft Windows Operating Systems

Tags: windows, window, winapi, handle, creation, time, messagebox

Hi,

I particurlarly need to know when a window was created or displayed. This is essential for various "MessageBox"es that popup from random programs with a text in it but without any timecode saying when this message popped up. This is especially annoying on long-time tasks where nobody is in front of the system.

So - is there any way to get the creation time of a window? I don't mean the creation time of a whole process (and to be clear: I don't mean the startup time of Windows itself, too). And sadly it seems that MessageBoxes also won't create a thread (which definitly has a creation time that can be read with ProcExp).

My problem would be indirectly solved if somebody can guarantee that the WinAPI (or else) was never meant to know the creation time of a handle. In this case it can't be helped of course.


Thanks for reading and thinking :-)
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