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I've got a background process that makes a transparent window appear when a hotkey is pressed: [window makeKeyAndOrderFront:nil]; [[content animator] setAlphaValue:1.0]; // alpha was 0.0 ... the window shows up fine & in front of the other windows (as I want it to), however until I manually click the window whatever application was active when the window appears remains active. I was expecting the 'makeKeyAndOrderFront' to make the application active as well, however adding a NSLog line to my -applicationWillBecomeActive shows it's not getting any active notification until the mouse click is performed. Does anyone know how I can set my application active @ the same time I issue the -makeKeyAndOrderFront ? I need it active so that it can begin accepting keyboard input - any assistance needed :-)
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