This is the 128 message:
#define WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW0x0080L
(This is documented in the Win32 Programmer's Reference help file and in
the winuser.h file from Visual C++)
Yup. Didn't have my VC++ install at work, though...
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> And this would be _so_ neat to use:
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> WS_EX_ACCEPTFILE
Dave wrote:
$window->SetWindowLong(-20, 128); #-20 = GWL_EXSTYLE. 128 =
WS_EX_sometoolbarconstantorother.
Ahh...
This is the 128 message:
#define WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW0x0080L
(This is documented in the Win32 Programmer's Reference help file and in
the winuser.h file from Visual C++)
Alrighty, I'll take a look at that.
With regards to the other bit, there are two types of window styles: regular,
win3.1 era, and extended, i.e. 95+. Both affect how the window is drawn in
different ways. Try this:
$window->SetWindowLong(-20, 128); #-20 = GWL_EXSTYLE. 128 =
WS_EX_sometoolbarco
Dave wrote:
I'm trying to get a window to not display in the taskbar, and I'm unable
to do so without negative side effects. (i.e. the window not properly
redrawing, or the window becoming a toolbar-esque window.) Anyone know how
I could get around this? I've been using, of course, SetWindowLon
I'm trying to get a window to not display in the taskbar, and I'm unable to do
so without negative side effects. (i.e. the window not properly redrawing, or
the window becoming a toolbar-esque window.) Anyone know how I could get around
this? I've been using, of course, SetWindowLong with the ap
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