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The reason is I wanna get a window back in focus, after a user changed to focus to something else. I don't want to do anything there just bring the window back up and in front of the rest :)<br />
Will check out WSH, thank you for the response :)
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if the remote user has multiple open windows , how would you identify which window is brouoght into focus with the command.. &nbsp;just thinking loud.. :) 
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To be honest, I don't know yet. I guess I will have to find out the PID of the program or so. I can try to do that with mstasklist I think. But I have no idea yet how to bring the focus to the program then yet... will have to read up on WSH for that I guess ;)
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Yes. WSH is very powerful and can do what you need.<br />
What you will do after app has focus is up to you.<br />

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Thank you... great idea.<br />
Yes it is a unique program, so I can certainly try that.
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Maybe a second instance of the software runs.<br />
Majority of programs are so.
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Well, no luck. The window I try to focus is part of another program. Only when you start this option, it doesn't start another process or something, so I don't have the possibility to choose that process even.<br />
Well, it was worth a try I guess, thank you all for you're reply's :)
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Thanks a lot, will certainly try it out :)
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Is there a dos command to switch tasks? I know I can use &quot;ALT&quot; &quot;TAB&quot; to switch the focus for an open program but would like to know if it is possible to use a dos command for that. I want to focus a window on a remote pc with that command. And no, I can't do it with remote pc or radmin or vnc... can't use those in this situation.<br />

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Is there a dos command to switch tasks? I know I can use "ALT" "TAB" to switch the focus for an open program but would like to know if it is possible to use a dos command for that. I want to focus a window on a remote pc with that command. And no, I can't do it with remote pc or radmin or vnc... can't use those in this situation.


Is there a dos command to switch tasks?

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