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How to draw a window surface even it is invisible, covered, or out-of-desktop?

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Buddhist.CHinA@gmail.com - 21 Jun 2006 08:21 GMT
I wanna draw any window surface without window-type limitation.
So far, using PrintWindow API seems to be a good choice, but I never
successfully invoke it. Always return false. I totally don't know why.
Sigh...

WM_PAINT? Some controls never response to her. :-(

Bitblt? This most straightfoward method can't meet a window which is
invisible, covered....

Is there some common approach to achieve this.

thx in advance
Buddhist.CHinA@gmail.com - 25 Jun 2006 10:30 GMT
No body help me?
I'm very confused now about Using PrintWindows.

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