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I don'tknow if its even possible but... Can you make a script that when you run it you can select applications to hide when minimized? If so could you please post code examples, and also what language it would need to be in? Thanks

Also, i'm running on Windows XP.
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I don'tknow if its even possible but... Can you make a script that when you run it you can select applications to hide when minimized? If so could you please post code examples, and also what language it would need to be in? Thanks

Also, i'm running on Windows XP.
Also the program i want to hide is a java based application. This could either be a script or compiled c/c++ application...Any ideas?
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you may be able to modify this to your needs

http://www.planetsourcecode.com/vb/s...=3795&lngWId=3

I do not know C++, so I think this is as much as I will be able to help.
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Thaks for that but, on that site it says,
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2)NEVER, EVER run compiled files (.exe's, .ocx's, .dll's etc.)--only run source code
How would you run the source code? Or does that mean compile it yourself? If so where can i get a free compiler? Thanks again!
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They are right in what they are saying, but sometimes you do need the dll files. As long as you have good virus protection you shouldnt really have any issues.

check this out and see if you can find what you are looking for on here
http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_...2B%2B+compiler

as far as I know you are looking for the Visual C++ complier for windows(Win32).

You need to make sure that you dont get this mixed up with the normal C compliers as there tons of people who love linux on there.

Hope that points you in the right direction.
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