Desktops
A desktop is a secure object contained within a window station. A desktop has
a logical display surface and contains windows, menus, and hooks. A window
station can have multiple desktops. Only the desktops of the interactive window
station can be visible and receive user input. On the interactive window station,
only one desktop at a time is active. This active desktop, also known as the
input desktop, is the one that is currently visible to the user and that receives
user input. Applications can use the
OpenInputDesktop function to get a handle of the input desktop. Applications that have the
necessary access can use the
SwitchDesktop function to specify a different input desktop.
Invisible, noninteractive window stations enable Win32 services that do not
have access to the interactive window station to start GUI applications.
Applications running in a noninteractive window station cannot receive input or be
visible. For example, the schedule service could use this support to start a GUI
backup application on a remote computer on which the interactive window station
was not accessible. For more information, see
Interactive Services.
Applications can use the following functions for manipulating desktop objects:
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