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Do the identically named windows appear at the same time, or at different times?
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I have an If winExists (...) then but have a problem<br />
the application has several diferent windows titled the same but no name text. ie logon window has the same title as the running appllication and no &quot;name&quot; in the control. &nbsp;<br />
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Is there something that can be done with class names or handles to identify the exisitng window?<br />
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I have an If winExists (...) then but have a problem
the application has several diferent windows titled the same but no name text. ie logon window has the same title as the running appllication and no "name" in the control.  


Is there something that can be done with class names or handles to identify the exisitng window?



Do the identically named windows appear at the same time, or at different times?

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I have an If winExists (...) then but have a problem
the application has several diferent windows titled the same but no name text. ie logon window has the same title as the running appllication and no &quot;name&quot; in the control.  


Is there something that can be done with class names or handles to identify the exisitng window?



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