If I have two applications running simultaneously , App1.exe and App2.exe , I want to bring App2.exe when a button in App1.exe is pressed.
If I have two applications running simultaneously , App1.exe and App2.exe , I want
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If I have two applications running simultaneously , App1.exe and App2.exe , I want to bring App2.exe when a button in App1.exe is pressed.
Use FindWindow to retrieve the window-handle of your app2.exe window and then use BringWindowToTop on that handle.
You can find an (VB) example here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/186431