You are right...
Clicking on your background window will activate it, and bring it to
the fore, covering all other windows.
You might consider putting code in the "activate" event of the
background to "show" all the windows that you currently have active, in
the order you want them. That seemed to work when I tested it just now.
Russ
On Apr 30, 2005, at 7:14 PM, Barrie Jones wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion Russ.
Return true in mouse down event did not work. mouse up event is not
set up for boolean return.
Barrie
On Apr 30, 2005, at 6:36 PM, Russ Jones wrote:
I believe that if you have the mouse down / mouse up events for that
background window return true
without doing anything else,
then mouse actions in that window will be ignored.
Russ
On Apr 30, 2005, at 6:02 PM, Barrie Jones wrote:
I am using a full screen plain box window to cover the macintosh
desktop. I want this window to remain in the background when other
windows are opened. How can I make this background window ignore
mouse clicks such that it will remain in the background when clicked
?
Thanks
Barrie
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