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Windows mobile 6.0 CE strip problem

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    Currently I`m developing a mobile application and I have a following problem: every time I change the current form, the Windows-strip (the one with the Start button, etc) appears at the very top of my application. It disappears only when I click on my application. How to get rid of it constantly?

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      Currently I`m developing a mobile application and I have a following problem: every time I change the current form, the Windows-strip (the one with the Start button, etc) appears at the very top of my application. It disappears only when I click on my application. How to get rid of it constantly?

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      Jared Bienz MSFT
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      Are you trying to do a full-screen application? If so, are you leveraging the SHFullScreen API? http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa453694.aspx[^] http://www.pocketpcdn.com/articles/fullscreen.html[^] This can get a bit tricky since SHFullScreen doesn't actually hide the start menu and command bar, it just sets them below your window in the Z-order. Therefore, if you show a new window you may have to adjust the z-order again. It's a bit tricky, but hopefully one of those articles above will help.

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