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  1. 22nd July 2009, 05:24 #1
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    Default Re: detect which layer of the screen an application is on

    I dont think thats possible with Qt. The windows are managed by the underlying OS Windows manager.
    With Qt you can control the windows in your application.
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    Default Re: detect which layer of the screen an application is on

    ahh thought as much, well thanks for the input
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