Bring Spell Check Window To Foreground With Javascript/jscript In Windows 7
I have some JScript code (converted from some old VBScript) that starts like this: var Word = new ActiveXObject('Word.Basic'); Word.FileNew(); // opens new Word document Word.Inse
Solution 1:
You might be able to jigger the window state. When the window is maximized after having been minimized, Windows will stack that in front (zIndex to top).
Something like:
varWIN_MAX = 2;
varWIN_MIN = 1;
varWord = newActiveXObject("Word.Application");
Word.Visible = true;
// minimize the appWord.WindowState = WIN_MIN ;
// in 500ms, maximizesetTimeout(function () {
Word.WindowState = WIN_MAX;
}, 500);
The setTimeout
call seeks to work around a timing issue; Windows will sometimes "get confused" when a programmatic minimize/maximize happens in immediate succession. You might have to extend that delay a little, test it repeatedly and see what kind of results you get.
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