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Hmm... you can simulate the desktop by taking a screen shot of the desktop and then BitBlt into your app.<br />
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But, this is not the real desktop, only an image. &nbsp;You can get a pointer to the CWnd of the desktop using GetDesktopWindow. &nbsp;From this, you can draw on it just like anything else. &nbsp;If you have further questions, please ask.<br />

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Hmm... you can simulate the desktop by taking a screen shot of the desktop and then BitBlt into your app.

But, this is not the real desktop, only an image.  You can get a pointer to the CWnd of the desktop using GetDesktopWindow.  From this, you can draw on it just like anything else.  If you have further questions, please ask.


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clean and build :)<br />
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0t can create executable jar file in dist folde. <br />
0f 1 understand corretly your problem
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clean and build :)

0t can create executable jar file in dist folde.
0f 1 understand corretly your problem

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Hello all!<br />
I'm trying to figure out how to create an application that will run on the desktop, similar to Snow for windows. I need it to basically act like the desktop is my mainframe, if anyone has any answers please HELP. I've looked everywhere but all have been dead ends. Thanks alot for all your help. The app will be utilizing OpenGL RC and MFC DC's without Double buffing. I'm not sure If I use direct API calls to set the desktop or create an SDI type app.<br />
Thanks for all the help!<br />
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Hello all!
I'm trying to figure out how to create an application that will run on the desktop, similar to Snow for windows. I need it to basically act like the desktop is my mainframe, if anyone has any answers please HELP. I've looked everywhere but all have been dead ends. Thanks alot for all your help. The app will be utilizing OpenGL RC and MFC DC's without Double buffing. I'm not sure If I use direct API calls to set the desktop or create an SDI type app.
Thanks for all the help!



Desktop application

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.