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Accessing other applications' windows?

Subject: Accessing *other* applications' windows?
From: Shon Frazier <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 10:36:13 -0500
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I want to control placement of another application's window(s). If the application was "mine" (i.e. I wrote it), this would be as easy as providing a scripting interface from the application. However, I'm interested in controlling *any* application's windows.

I've checked most of the technologies/APIs I can think of without finding much information. Is this possible? Which API/Framework should provide what I'm looking for?

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Shon Frazier


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