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MS Excel X and window-clicks on content area not bring to front...
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MS Excel X and window-clicks on content area not bring to front...


  • Subject: MS Excel X and window-clicks on content area not bring to front...
  • From: Jim Witte <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 02:32:46 -0500

Hello,

One of the more annoying bugs I've noticed with Excel X (there are a few to choose from..) is that if you click in the *content* area of a document window, the window does not come to the front (but Excel still activates). Only a click in the *title bar* of a window appears to bring it to the front.

This does not occur in Word X (I haven't looked at PowerPoint), and is doubly strange because

1) I'd think MS would use the same window-handling code from one app to the next (of course, that assumes rational behavior..) and

2) because this function (that a click should bring a window to the front) should be built into the window class/routines themselves, and MS should have no say in overriding them (I thought they gave up on their dreadful experiment of rewriting the Mac Toolbox after the equally dreadful Word 6..)

My question is, is there a way I could write a hack to correct this behavior, possibly using Unsanity's APE?

Jim Witte
email@hidden
Indiana University CS
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