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A window behind everything & how disable events on it...
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  • Subject: A window behind everything & how disable events on it...
  • From: Giovanni Donelli <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 07:44:52 +0100

Hello Gurus,
I have a problem I'm developing an App over a network of iMacs (it's a
iCafe)

I want to put the logo of the iCafe in the background between the
finder background (an image which the user can change) and the files
and folder over the desktop,
I know this is possible setting the window level as
[myWindow setLevel: kCGDesktopWindowLevel];

But when I run such kind of application the items on the Desktop aren't
anymore touchable I mean that it is not possible to select them, move
them etc... I think because the responding chain is sent to the window
and not to those Items on the finder... so I HAVE TO DISABLE EVENTS ON
THE WINDOW I think...

Does anyone knows how fix my problem?

thanks in advance for your help

Giovanni

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