Hello Jacques and all,
If you go to my website, then to WinAPI, you will
find the source code you copy into you MB app that stops the user from closing,
moving, min, and max. The "resize" is removed from the menu command
[top left of window] but the window still has "drag" [at least on
WinNT] capability.
Languages like VB MB Delphi C etc, are just an easy
way [sometimes not the best way] to control Windoze....but the WinAPI
"IS" Windoze.
I have a prologue that lists a few books that
popped up on the results at Amazon.com [notice no link, check you favorite book
outlet] of about 130+ when I entered "WinAPI' in the search......I'm not
promoting anything but look into the author's integration with VisualBasic
[that's the first listing and pub'd 1999] as very little is different from MB
[API uses "long" as an integer where MI is just "Integer"]
which will make understanding how to setup the call a bit easier. The
books should have the calls listed [or maybe CD] which will help. All the
stuff I have came with developer software [Delphi/VB] and is extremely difficult
to understand as most of it references the C++ structures.
Here's what is currently on available [more as get
the time]
FILE FUNCTIONS
Get a list of the files in a folder Get the "Windows" folder Get the "Windows System" folder Get the "System Temp" folder Get the current folder Set the current folder Create New Folder WINDOW FUNCTIONS Get the handle of the current focused window [blue title bar] Disable Min/Max/Close on a window [can be any window] Your own Message Dialog SYSTEM FUNCTIONS [date/time, etc] Get the System TIME [also for creating Globally Unique Identifiers Guide's] Delay without code loops Get the "User" Name [network log-in] Use you own INI File ENJOY...............................
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- Re: MI : window size dependency Trey Pattillo
- Re: MI : window size dependency Anssi Joutsiniemi
- MI : window size dependency(2) Jacques Paris