My answer has little to do with the Palm desktop, its a general way of doing what you want (assuming I understand what it is that you want). My Win32 is *very* rusty, but we used to do stuff something like:
-Write yourself a small Win32 app that inserts a windows "hook" (see WinSDK) -Watch for app launch or window creation or window move events. -When you see these events, use some spelunking to determine if its the Palm Desktop (get module name for app) -Show your toolbar If you search on MSDN or something like that, you should be able to find code examples of how to do it. This does sound like a decent amount of work for a demo though (maybe a week?)....and it doesn't begin to address what to do if someone clicks on a toolbar button. Also due to time constraints we can't offer any assistance beyond these hints, sorry! Good luck, Glenn Bachmann Bachmann Software and Services, LLC http://www.bachmannsoftware.com Software for Handheld & Wireless Computing, Windows and the Internet Authors of "Palm Programming", published by Macmillan/Sams, and home of Bachmann Print Manager, the only graphical printing solution for the Palm Computing Platform -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
