I mean like VS.NET fullscreen windows?

I was thinking: simply remove the border, set maximized and topmost.

however I will have problem with dialog then (which would be behind my
window, don't they?) (uh?!)

any other idea?

Re: how to make a fullscreen window? by Wiktor

Wiktor
Wed Jun 15 08:58:47 CDT 2005

> I was thinking: simply remove the border, set maximized and topmost.
>
> however I will have problem with dialog then (which would be behind my
> window, don't they?) (uh?!)

if you pass a reference to the fullscreen window as the "IWin32Window owner"
dialog's parameter then I believe that the dialog will popup on top of your
window.

Wiktor Zychla



Re: how to make a fullscreen window? by Lloyd

Lloyd
Wed Jun 15 19:58:07 CDT 2005

in fact no need to make it top most!
being borderless enable it to be over the task bar when maximized!

(but you could still ALT+TAB or WINDOWS key to bring other app, nice)

"Lloyd Dupont" <ld@NewsAccount.galador.net> wrote in message
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>I mean like VS.NET fullscreen windows?
>
> I was thinking: simply remove the border, set maximized and topmost.
>
> however I will have problem with dialog then (which would be behind my
> window, don't they?) (uh?!)
>
> any other idea?
>