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QuestionMaximizing and Minimizing main window in MDI application Pin
AnayKulkarni14-Oct-08 20:18
AnayKulkarni14-Oct-08 20:18 
Hello to all,
I am having three questions in MFC,
1)In MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application whenever we minimize or maximize application's main outer window then which function gets called which indicates that window is maximized or minimized and where it is?

2)Is there any flag value or any other value, through which I can know the current state of my application's main window means I can know that whether my main window is in maximized state or in minimized state? and if there is such a value then how can we get that value and where?

3)Suppose my application is running and application's main outer window is in maximized state and now if I opened another non MFC application(e.g. Notepad or MS-Word) without minimizing my MFC application then on screen, that non MFC application will overcome my MFC application and now if I want to see my MFC application once again then I have to click on icon of my MFC application which is on taskbar,so as to display my MFC application once again on screen.Now my question is that, in such situation, programatically (through coding) can we check whether our MFC application is being displayed on screen or not? I mean is there any way through which we can know that whether our MFC application is being displayed on screen or not?

It is urgent so can anybody help me please?.It is really urgent

Thanks and Regards,

Anay
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