ph_locatehandle1

Argument	Description
handle	Long. The handle from where to begin the search. If 0, then the search begins with top windows processes. If other than 0, then the search will begin with children of the specified handle.
exe	String. The executable name of the process to match. Controlled by the flags parameter.
class	String. The class name of the process to match. Controlled by the flags parameter.
title	String. The title of the process to match. Can be an exact match or a partial match and is controlled by the flags parameter.
instance	Integer. The matching instance to return the handle of. For a specific set of parameters, multiple matches may be returned as determined by the Z-order. If instance = 0, then the handle of the first match will be found. If 1, then the second match handle will be returned, etc.
flags	Integer. Controls which of the 3 parameters above (exe, class, title) to use in the search. See usage below.

Use this function to retrieve the handle of specified processes.

The flags parameter is detailed in the table below:

1	Add 1 to the flags parameter to match on the specified exe.
2	Add 2 to the flags parameter to match on the specified class name.
4	Add 4 to the flags parameter to exactly match on the specified title.
8	Add 8 to the flags parameter to partially match on the specified title. The way this match works is if the title you specifiy is 10 characters long, it must match the first 10 characters of the searched title in order to be a match.

To match on exe and the exact title, you would add 1 and 4 together to arrive at 5 for the flags parameter. Values 4 and 8 should be considered mutually exclusive of one another (you would never add both 4 and 8 to the flags parameter).