Window Object

                   

Represents a window in the development environment.

Remarks

Use the Window object to show, hide, or position windows.

Important   Objects, properties, and methods for controlling linked windows, linked window frames, and docked windows are included on the Macintosh for compatibility with code written in Windows. However, these language elements will generate run-time errors when run on the Macintosh.

You can use the Close method to close a window in the Windows collection. The Close method affects different types of windows as follows:

Window	Result of using Close method
Code window	Removes the window from the Windows collection.
Designer	Removes the window from the Windows collection.
Window objects of type linked window frame	Windows become unlinked separate windows.

Note   Using the Close method with code windows and designers actually closes the window. Setting the Visible property to False hides the window but doesn't close the window. Using the Close method with development environment windows, such as the Project window or Properties window, is the same as setting the Visible property to False.

You can use the SetFocus method to move the focus to a window.

You can use the Visible property to return or set the visibility of a window.

To find out what type of window you are working with, you can use the Type property. If you have more than one window of a type, for example, multiple designers, you can use the Caption property to determine the window you're working with. You can also find the window you want to work with using the DesignerWindow property of the VBComponent object or the Window property of the CodePane object.