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Drawing a windows without system frame

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    Hello, can anyone give me a suggestion about how can I draw my windows application without the windows system border? Like those Yahoo widget which floating in the desktop? Which GUI SDK support this feature? Thanks!

    Nacho

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      Hello, can anyone give me a suggestion about how can I draw my windows application without the windows system border? Like those Yahoo widget which floating in the desktop? Which GUI SDK support this feature? Thanks!

      Nacho

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      It's just a matter of the style used when the call to CreateWindowEx is made. If I use a style of WS_VISIBLE|WS_POPUP|WS_SYSMENU|WS_MINIMIZEBOX and a styleEx of WS_EX_APPWINDOW I get a window without a border, that has an entry on the task-bar and who may be minimized or closed from the system-menu, activated by right-clicking the task-bar entry for the program. See this project for a quick demo: Clock Application[^]

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