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That is far better than what I had before! &nbsp;<br />
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Seems like an easier way than the Findwindowlike function,<br />
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Thanks a bunch! &nbsp;You are truely a Genius!!
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That is far better than what I had before!  

Seems like an easier way than the Findwindowlike function,


Thanks a bunch!  You are truely a Genius!!

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I have this:<br />
&nbsp;OutlookHwnd = FindWindow(vbNullString, &quot;Microsoft Outlook&quot;). &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp;SetActiveWindow(OutlookHwn<wbr />d)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Putfocus(OutlookHwnd)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; SetForegroundWindow(Outloo<wbr />kHwnd)<br />
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Outlook's title changes depending on what is selected....<br />
How can I use FindWindowLike to see if OUtlook is open then bring it to the front
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I have this:
 OutlookHwnd = FindWindow(vbNullString, "Microsoft Outlook").  
 SetActiveWindow(OutlookHwnd)
            Putfocus(OutlookHwnd)
            SetForegroundWindow(OutlookHwnd)


Outlook's title changes depending on what is selected....
How can I use FindWindowLike to see if OUtlook is open then bring it to the front

VB.net :  FindWindowLike function to see if OUTlook is open

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