Making Sure AutoCad is on Top

[Anonymous]

I have any application written in VB that will access Autocad to perform
certain operation against drawings. What I need at times is to have the
user pick entities within the drawing, so I would like to bring the Autocad
window into focus. Whats the best way to switch the Autocad window to make
it at the top of the order?

[Anonymous]

On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 12:44:40 -0800, "MajicMrln"
wrote:

» I have any application written in VB that will access Autocad to perform
» certain operation against drawings. What I need at times is to have the
» user pick entities within the drawing, so I would like to bring the Autocad
» window into focus. Whats the best way to switch the Autocad window to make
» it at the top of the order?


Kinda depends on your definition of 'best'. Here's one way:

AppActivate appAcad.Caption


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Paul Marshall
pmarshal@vulcraft-al.com

[Anonymous]

Perfect...Too easy!

Its the easy ones that are the hardest

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"Paul Marshall" wrote in message
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> On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 12:44:40 -0800, "MajicMrln"
> wrote:
>
> » I have any application written in VB that will access Autocad to perform
> » certain operation against drawings. What I need at times is to have the
> » user pick entities within the drawing, so I would like to bring the
Autocad
> » window into focus. Whats the best way to switch the Autocad window to
make
> » it at the top of the order?
>
>
> Kinda depends on your definition of 'best'. Here's one way:
>
> AppActivate appAcad.Caption
>
>
> --
> Paul Marshall
> pmarshal@vulcraft-al.com