HWND.Value (property)

Syntax window .Value
Description The default property of an HWND object that returns a Variant containing a HANDLE to the physical window of an HWND object variable.
Comments The .Value property is used to retrieve the operating environment–specific value of a given HWND object. The size of this value depends on the operating environment in which the script is executing and thus should always be placed into a Variant variable. This property is read-only.
Example This example displays a dialog box containing the class name of Program Manager's Main window. It does so using the .Value property, passing it directly to a Windows external routine. 
Declare Sub GetClassName Lib "user" (ByVal Win%,ByVal ClsName$,
    ByVal ClsNameLen%)
Sub Main()
  Dim ProgramManager As HWND
  Set ProgramManager = WinFind("Program Manager")
  ClassName$ = Space(40)
  GetClassName ProgramManager.Value,ClassName$,Len(ClassName$)
  MsgBox "The program classname is: " & ClassName$
End Sub
See Also HWND (object).
Notes Under Windows, this value is an Integer .