application will not maximize from the task bar
Need HELP...
I have a 16 bit application called USB Blast. Got a vendor mst and created an mst. Everything works great. However since we have two different build, when testing on the second on, the application launches but stays minimazed in the task bar. And will not maximize.
Not sure how to troubleshoot?
1. Installing vendor works fine
2. Installing vendor, uninstall, and install msi+mst works.
3. Installing msi+mst on the clean image stays minimazed.
Any ideas?
Thanks for any help.
I have a 16 bit application called USB Blast. Got a vendor mst and created an mst. Everything works great. However since we have two different build, when testing on the second on, the application launches but stays minimazed in the task bar. And will not maximize.
Not sure how to troubleshoot?
1. Installing vendor works fine
2. Installing vendor, uninstall, and install msi+mst works.
3. Installing msi+mst on the clean image stays minimazed.
Any ideas?
Thanks for any help.
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Posted by:
MSIPackager
15 years ago
Try this..
1. Clean machine
2. Install your msi+mst
3. Take Initial snapshot
4. Uninstall your package
5. Install vendor package
6. Take 2nd snapshot
Have a look at what's changed... should give you a clue.
Cheers,
Rob.
1. Clean machine
2. Install your msi+mst
3. Take Initial snapshot
4. Uninstall your package
5. Install vendor package
6. Take 2nd snapshot
Have a look at what's changed... should give you a clue.
Cheers,
Rob.
Posted by:
ogeccut
15 years ago
Thanks for the reply.
I can start an exe with the START /MAX exe command.
Not sure why this is not needed in one of builds, and vendor has no issues. Dont see any switches on the vendor shortcut.
I can start an exe with the START /MAX exe command.
Not sure why this is not needed in one of builds, and vendor has no issues. Dont see any switches on the vendor shortcut.
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